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§ 1.

No person may be the holder of more than one driving licence, cf. however § 6 and § 6 a.

§ 2.

A driving license can be issued to a person who proves in a test that he has sufficient driving skills and the necessary knowledge of the vehicle and its handling as well as of the rules of the road, cf. the provisions in chapters 5 and 6.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses can only be issued to persons who have a habitual residence in Denmark, cf. § 7, or persons who provide proof of having resided in Denmark for at least 6 months as a student. However, the first sentence does not apply to the issuance of international driving licenses pursuant to Section 91 and the issuance of tourist driving licenses pursuant to Section 122.

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses cannot be issued to persons whose driving rights are restricted, revoked or suspended in another EU or EEA country. This does not apply to restrictions as listed in Appendix 8.

§ 3.

The application for a driver's license is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. An application for a driving license for a small moped, which is to be issued to an applicant under the age of 18, must however be submitted to the applicant's municipality of residence.

Paragraph 2.The application must be accompanied by a photograph of the applicant. The photograph must meet the following requirements:

1. 1)

   The photograph must be of good quality, durable, suitable for scanning and without stamps, holes or other damage.

2. 2)

   The photograph must be a similar portrait in the size 35 x 45 mm, with the head measuring 30-36 mm in height.

3. 3)

   The photograph must be taken from the front and show the applicant's face without headgear and the top of the shoulders.

4. 4)

   The face must be evenly lit.

5. 5)

   Both eyes must be completely visible and the gaze must be directed at the camera.

6. 6)

   The mouth must be closed.

7. 7)

   Glasses must not be tinted and must be without reflectors.

8. 8)

   The background must be light and without shadows or other motifs.

Paragraph 3.The municipal board may allow the applicant to wear headgear in accordance with subsection 2 mentioned photograph, if the applicant requests this for religious reasons. The municipal board may also allow that the requirements in subsection 2, Nos. 1-8, are waived when there are very special reasons for this.

Paragraph 4.Applications for driving licences, apart from applications for driving licenses for small mopeds, must also be accompanied by a medical certificate that meets the requirements of section 32.

Paragraph 5.An application for a driving license for category B (ordinary car), which is to be issued to an applicant under the age of 18, must be signed by the holder or holders of parental authority over the person applying for a driving license pursuant to this order.

Paragraph 6.If the applicant is not a Danish or Nordic citizen, a residence permit or residence permit must also be attached to the application, unless the person concerned can legally reside in Denmark without a permit. If the municipal council deems it necessary, it may be required that documentation be presented that the applicant has a habitual residence in Denmark, or proof that the applicant has resided in Denmark as a student for at least six months, cf. § 7.

§ 4.

When submitting an application for a driver's license, the applicant must prove his identity by presenting a previously issued driver's license by the person in section 79, subsection 2, mentioned EU model, or on presentation of a valid passport.

Paragraph 2.If the applicant is not in possession of a valid passport or a driving license previously issued by the person in section 79, subsection 2, mentioned EU model, the applicant must present an original baptismal, name or birth certificate, health card or other suitable identification, as well as photo identification.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant's social security number does not appear clearly from those in subsection documents listed in 1 and 2, an identification document issued by a public authority must also be presented, from which the applicant's social security number clearly appears.

Paragraph 4.If the applicant has not been assigned a social security number, and the applicant's date of birth and place of birth do not appear clearly from those in subsection 1 and 2 listed documents, an identification document issued by a public authority must also be presented, which clearly shows the applicant's date of birth and place of birth.

Paragraph 5.Does the applicant's currently used name not appear from those in subsection 1-4 listed documents, the applicant is obliged to document the name change on request by presenting a marriage certificate, name certificate or documentation for notification to the marriage authority or the population register.

Paragraph 6.If issuing a driving license requires taking a driving test or a controlling driving test, the applicant must first prove his identity, cf. subsection 1 and 2, in connection with the holding of the theoretical and the practical test, cf. herewith section 60, subsection 4.

§ 5.

Those in § 4, subsection 1-5, the requirement for documentation of the applicant's identity can be waived if the municipality knows the applicant or if the applicant proves his identity by answering control questions. In special cases, the applicant can instead prove his identity by having a person who can prove his own identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5, meets with the applicant and testifies in writing that the applicant is who the applicant claims to be (witness).

Paragraph 2.The municipal board can, if necessary, demand that the applicant, regardless of whether § 4, subsection 1-5, is fulfilled, proves his identity in accordance with § 5, subsection 1.

§ 6.

The holder of a Danish driving license can, as a supplement to his driving licence, be the holder of a digital driving license via an IT solution owned and administered by the Agency for Digitalisation.

Paragraph 2.A digital driving licence, cf. subsection 1, applies as documentation for the holder's driving license while driving in Denmark and otherwise follows the validity of the holder's driving licence.

Section 6 a.

A valid digital Faroese driving license via an IT solution that has been approved by the competent Faroese authority at all times is valid as documentation for the holder's driving license when driving in Denmark.

§ 7.

In this order, habitual residence is understood as the place where a person habitually resides, that is to say for at least 185 days within a calendar year, as a result of his personal or professional affiliation. If the person in question is a person with no business connection, there must be a personal connection that shows that there is a close connection between the person in question and his place of residence.

Paragraph 2.Usual residence is considered established at the time when a person has settled in Denmark with a view to fulfilling one of the conditions in subsection 1 mentioned conditions.

Paragraph 3.A person who only has a professional connection to Denmark is considered to have habitual residence in the country where the person in question has his personal connection, if the person in question regularly returns there. The latter condition is not required to be met if the person in question resides in Denmark with a view to carrying out a time-limited profession.

Paragraph 4.Admission to an educational institution does not in itself imply that the person in question obtains habitual residence in Denmark.

§ 8.

Driving licenses can be issued for the following categories:

1. 1)

   Category AM - Large moped.

2. 2)

   Category A1 - Small motorcycle.

3. 3)

   Category A2 - Medium motorcycle.

4. 4)

   Category A - Large motorcycle.

5. 5)

   Category B - Ordinary car.

6. 6)

   Category C1 - Small truck.

7. 7)

   Category C - Large truck.

8. 8)

   Category D1 - Small bus.

9. 9)

   Category D - Large bus.

10. 10)

    Category E - Large trailer:

    1. a)

       Category B with large trailer (category B/E).

    2. b)

       Category C1 with large trailer (category C1/E).

    3. c)

       Category C with large trailer (category C/E).

    4. d)

       Category D1 with large trailer (category D1/E).

    5. e)

       Category D with large trailer (category D/E).

Paragraph 2.A driving license for a small moped, a driving license for commercial passenger transport and a driving license for a tractor/motor implement can also be issued.

§ 9.

Driving license for category AM (large moped) entitles you to drive the following:

1. 1)

   Two- or three-wheeled vehicles whose constructively determined maximum speed is 45 km per hour, as defined in Article 4, paragraph 2, letters a-b, and Annex 1 of the European Parliament and Council Regulation (EU) No. 168/2013, except for mopeds whose design-determined maximum speed is 25 km per hour or less.

2. 2)

   Light quadricycles, as defined in Article 4, paragraph 2, letter f, and Annex 1 of Regulation (EU) No. 168/2013 of the European Parliament and of the Council.

§ 10.

Driving license for category A1 (small motorcycle) entitles you to drive:

1. 1)

   Two-wheel motorcycle with or without sidecar with a maximum displacement of 125 cm3, a maximum engine power of 11 kW and a ratio between engine power and curb weight of no more than 0.1 kW/kg.

2. 2)

   Three-wheeled motorcycle with an engine power of no more than 15 kW or three-wheeled car with an engine power of no more than 15 kW.

3. 3)

   The vehicles mentioned in § 9.

Paragraph 2.If there is no information on ready-to-drive weight (own weight with the addition of water, oil and fuel), the motorcycle's own weight with an addition of 15 kg is used.

§ 11.

Driving license for category A2 (medium-sized motorcycle) gives the right to drive:

1. 1)

   Two-wheel motorcycle with or without sidecar with a maximum engine power of 35 kW and a ratio of engine power to curb weight of no more than 0.2 kW/kg and not derived from motorcycles with more than twice the maximum engine power.

2. 2)

   Those in § 10, subsection 1, nos. 1 and 2, mentioned vehicles.

3. 3)

   The vehicles mentioned in § 9.

Paragraph 2.If there is no information on ready-to-drive weight (own weight with the addition of water, oil and fuel), the motorcycle's own weight with an addition of 15 kg is used.

§ 12.

Driving license for category A (large motorcycle) gives the right to drive:

1. 1)

   Two-wheeled motorcycle with or without sidecar.

2. 2)

   Three-wheeled motorcycle with an engine power of more than 15 kW or three-wheeled car with an engine power of more than 15 kW.

3. 3)

   That in § 11, subsection 1, no. 1, said vehicle.

4. 4)

   Those in § 10, subsection 1, nos. 1 and 2, mentioned vehicles.

5. 5)

   The vehicles mentioned in § 9.

§ 13.

Driving license for category B (ordinary car) gives the right to drive:

1. 1)

   Passenger car equipped for the transport of a maximum of eight persons in addition to the driver and a permitted total weight of not more than 3,500 kg, cf. however section 25, subsection 2.

2. 2)

   Van with a permitted total weight of no more than 3,500 kg, cf. however section 25, subsection 2.

3. 3)

   Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

4. 4)

   Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg. The total permitted total weight of the wagon train must not exceed 4,250 kg. If the total permissible total weight of the train exceeds 3,500 kg, the train may only be driven when a special driving training and practical test has been completed in accordance with § 40, subsection 1 and 5 (B+).

5. 5)

   The vehicles mentioned in § 9.

Paragraph 2.For non-registrable towed implements, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 3 and 4, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 14.

Driving license for category C1 (small truck) gives the right to drive a car,

1. 1)

   which is not covered by category D1 or D,

2. 2)

   which has a permissible total weight of more than 3,500 kg, but not more than 7,500 kg, and

3. 3)

   which is designed to carry a maximum of eight people in addition to the driver.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category C1 (small truck) also gives the right to drive a train consisting of cars covered by subsection 1 and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

Paragraph 3.For non-registrable towed implements, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 3, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 15.

Driving license for category C (large truck) gives the right to drive a car,

1. 1)

   which is not covered by category D1 or D,

2. 2)

   which has a permissible total weight of over 3,500 kg, and

3. 3)

   which is designed to carry a maximum of eight people in addition to the driver.

Paragraph 2.Driving license for category C (large lorry) also gives the right to drive a lorry consisting of cars covered by subsection 1 and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg. A driving license for category C (large lorry) also entitles you to drive a motorized block lorry.

Paragraph 3.For non-registrable towed implements, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 3, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 16.

Driving license for category D1 (small bus) gives the right to drive a car,

1. 1)

   which is designed for the transport of a maximum of 16 people in addition to the driver, and

2. 2)

   which has a maximum length of eight metres.

Paragraph 2.Driving license for category D1 (small bus) also gives the right to drive a train consisting of cars covered by subsection 1 and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

Paragraph 3.For non-registrable towed implements, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 2, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 17.

Driving license for category D (large bus) entitles you to drive:

1. 1)

   Passenger car designed for the transport of more than eight people in addition to the driver (large bus).

2. 2)

   Wagon train consisting of a large bus and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

Paragraph 2.For non-registrable towed implements, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 2, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 18.

Driving license for category E (large trailer) entitles you to drive:

1. 1)

   Wagon train consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category B and a trailer, if the permissible total weight of the trailer does not exceed 3,500 kg (category B/E).

2. 2)

   Trains consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category C1 and a trailer with a permitted total weight of more than 750 kg or a train consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category B and a trailer with a permitted total weight of more than 3,500 kg. The total permissible total weight of the wagon train must not exceed 12,000 kg (category C1/E).

3. 3)

   Wagon train consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category C and trailer(s) with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg (category C/E).

4. 4)

   Wagon train consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category D1 and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg (category D1/E).

5. 5)

   Wagon train consisting of a towing vehicle covered by category D and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg (category D/E).

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category B/E only entitles you to drive a large trailer in conjunction with an ordinary car (category B).

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses for categories C1/E, C/E, D1/E and D/E also give the right to drive a large trailer in connection with an ordinary car (category B).

Paragraph 4.Driving license for category C/E also gives the right to drive a large trailer in connection with a small truck (category C1). A driving license for category C/E also gives the right to drive vehicles covered by D1/E and D/E when the holder has acquired a driving license for category D. A driving license for category C/E also gives the right to drive a lorry with an attached block truck.

Paragraph 5.Driving license for category D/E also gives the right to drive a large trailer in connection with a small bus (category D1).

Paragraph 6.Persons who are serving in the defense or in the state rescue services and who hold a driving license for category C or category D or a driving license for category C-D issued before 1 July 1996, without having taken a driving test for category E, can officially drive a car coupled to a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg. However, the actual total weight of the trailer must not exceed 1,500 kg, and the actual total weight of the car must be at least twice that of the trailer.

Paragraph 7.The provision in subsection 6 applies correspondingly to persons serving in the municipal emergency services, however only if the person in question was employed before 1 July 1996 and holds a driving license for category C-D issued before 1 July 1996.

Paragraph 8.For towed implements that are not subject to registration, the permissible total weight of the towed vehicle is determined in accordance with this provision by using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 19.

Driving license for commercial passenger transport entitles you to drive a small bus (category D1) or large bus (category D) for the commercial transport of people.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport for category D1 and/or category D also apply to commercial passenger transport with vehicles covered by § 14, subsection 1, no. 2, or § 15, subsection 1, no. 2, when the holder has acquired a driving license for category C1 or C, respectively.

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport for category D also apply to commercial passenger transport with vehicles covered by category D1.

§ 20.

Driving license for a small moped entitles you to drive a moped in Denmark with a constructively determined maximum speed of no more than 30 km per hour.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category AM gives, in addition to the right to drive according to § 9, the right to drive the following in Denmark:

1. 1)

   Small moped, cf. subsection 1.

2. 2)

   The vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 1 connected to one trailer and the vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 2 connected to one trailer.

Paragraph 3.A driving license for category A1 (small motorcycle) gives, in addition to driving rights according to § 10, the right to drive the following in Denmark:

1. 1)

   Small moped, cf. subsection 1.

2. 2)

   Those in § 10, subsection 1, nos. 1 and 2, mentioned vehicles connected to one trailer or a trailer.

3. 3)

   The vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 1 connected to one trailer and the vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 2 connected to one trailer.

Paragraph 4.Driving license for category A2 (medium-sized motorcycle) gives, in addition to the right to drive according to § 11, the right to drive the following in Denmark:

1. 1)

   Small moped, cf. subsection 1.

2. 2)

   That in § 11, subsection 1, no. 1, the vehicle mentioned and those in § 10, subsection 1, nos. 1 and 2, mentioned vehicles connected to one trailer or one trailer.

3. 3)

   The vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 1 connected to one trailer and the vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 2 connected to one trailer.

Paragraph 5.Driving license for category A (large motorcycle) gives, in addition to the right to drive according to section 12, the right to drive the following in Denmark:

1. 1)

   Small moped, cf. subsection 1.

2. 2)

   Those in section 12, subsection 1, nos. 1 and 2, mentioned vehicles, that in section 11, subsection 1, no. 1, the vehicle mentioned and those in § 10, subsection 1 and 2, said vehicles connected to a trailer or a trailer.

3. 3)

   The vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 1 connected to one trailer and the vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 2 connected to one trailer.

Paragraph 6.A driving license for category B (ordinary car) gives, in addition to the right to drive according to § 13, the right to drive the following in Denmark:

1. 1)

   Small moped, cf. subsection 1.

2. 2)

   The vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 1 connected to one trailer and the vehicles mentioned in section 9, no. 2 connected to one trailer.

3. 3)

   Three-wheeled motorcycle and three-wheeled car, cf. however section 25, subsection 2.

4. 4)

   Traktor/motorredskab.

5. 5)

   Car designed for the transport of goods and which uses alternative fuels with a permissible total weight of more than 3,500 kg, but not more than 4,250 kg. If the car's permitted total weight exceeds 3,500 kg, the excess must only be due to the extra weight resulting from the propulsion system, and the car may only be driven if the driver has held a driving license for category B (ordinary car) for at least 2 years and provided that the car's load capacity has not been increased.

Paragraph 7.A driving license for a tractor/motor implement entitles you to drive these vehicles, including with connected trailers.

§ 21.

A driving license for a small moped can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 15.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category AM can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18.

§ 22.

Driving license for category A1 can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18.

§ 23.

A driving license for category A2 can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 20, cf. however subsection 2 and 3, and

1. 1)

   has at least 2 years' experience as a driver of a small motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A1 and has subsequently passed a practical test on a motorcycle, category A2, cf. appendix 5, or

2. 2)

   without having previously acquired a driving license for category A1, has completed driving lessons and passed a driving test for category A2 on a motorcycle, category A2, cf. appendix 5.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category A2 can be issued to a person who is 18 years of age and has completed driving lessons and passed a driving test for category A2 on a motorcycle, category A2, cf. appendix 5, when the person is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the defence, the home guard or the state rescue services. Until the person in question reaches the age of 20, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service.

Paragraph 3.A driving license for category A2 can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18 and has completed driving lessons and passed a driving test for category A2 on a motorcycle, category A2, cf. appendix 5, when the person in question is a mechanic or similar, or the driving license is for use in training as a mechanic or similar. Until the person in question reaches the age of 20, the driving license only gives the right to drive vehicles that are tested in connection with repair or maintenance.

§ 24.

A driving license for category A can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 24, cf. however subsection 2-5, and

1. 1)

   have completed driving lessons and passed a driving test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5, or

2. 2)

   has acquired a driving license for category A2 and has passed a practical test on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category A can be issued to a person who has turned 22 years of age, if the person in question has at least two years' experience as a driver of a medium-sized motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A2 and has then passed a practical test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5.

Paragraph 3.A driving license for category A can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 21, but the driving license does not give the right to drive other category A vehicles than three-wheeled motorcycles with an engine power of more than 15 kW and three-wheeled cars with an engine power of more than 15 kW, before the age and experience conditions in subsection 1 or 2 is fulfilled.

Paragraph 4.A driving license for category A can be issued to a person who is 21 years old and has completed driving lessons and passed a driving test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5, when the person is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the defence, the home guard or the state rescue services. Before the age and experience conditions in subsection 1 or 2 are fulfilled, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service.

Paragraph 5.A driving license for category A can be issued to a person who is 20 years old and has at least two years' experience as a driver of a medium-sized motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A2 and has then passed a practical test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5, when the person in question is a mechanic or similar, or the driving license is for training as a mechanic or similar. Until the person in question reaches the age of 22, the driving license only gives the right to drive vehicles that are tested in connection with repair or maintenance.

§ 25.

Driving licenses for category B, category B/E, category C1 and category C1/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18, cf. however § 25 a, subsection 1.

Paragraph 2.However, the right to drive a three-wheeled motorcycle with an engine output of more than 15 kW and a three-wheeled car with an engine output of more than 15 kW is conditional on the person in question being 21 years old.

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses for category C1 can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category B.

Paragraph 4.Driving licenses for category B/E and category C1/E can only be issued to drivers who have acquired a driving license for category B or category C1.

Section 25 a.

A driving license for category B (ordinary car) can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 17, provided that while driving in the period from 20.00 to 05.00 is accompanied by a companion who meets the conditions in § 36 a, until the age of 18. Until the person in question reaches the age of 18, the driving license alone gives the right to drive the vehicles in section 13, subsection 1, nos. 1-4, mentioned vehicles in Denmark, cf. however subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.Driving license according to subsection 1 also gives the right to carry unaccompanied those in section 20, subsection 1, and subsection 6, no. 4, said vehicles.

Paragraph 3.At the time of the 18th birthday, the driver's license is transferred according to subsection 1 for a driving license for category B (ordinary car), cf. § 13.

§ 26.

Driving licenses for category C and category C/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 21, cf. however subsection 2 and 3.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category C can be issued from the age of 18, if

1. 1)

   the person in question acquires the driving license as part of the qualification training in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport,

2. 2)

   the person in question is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the armed forces, the home guard, the rescue services or the police. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service, or

3. 3)

   the person in question is a mechanic or similar, or the driving license is for training as a mechanic or similar. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license only gives the right to drive vehicles that are tested in connection with repair or maintenance.

Paragraph 3.A driving license for category C/E can be issued from the age of 18, if

1. 1)

   the person in question acquires the driving license as part of the qualification training in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport, or

2. 2)

   the person in question is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the defence, the home guard or the national rescue service. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service.

Paragraph 4.Driving licenses for category C can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category B.

Paragraph 5.Driving licenses for category C/E can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category C.

§ 27.

Driving licenses for category D1 and category D1/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 21, cf. however subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for categories D1 and D1/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18, if the person in question acquires the driving license as part of the qualification training in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport. Until the person in question reaches the age of 21, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport.

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses for category D1 can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category B.

Paragraph 4.Driving licenses for category D1/E can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category D1.

§ 28.

Driving licenses for category D and category D/E can be issued to a person who is 24 years old, cf. however subsection 2-5.

Paragraph 2.A driving license for category D can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18, if the person in question acquires the driving license as part of the qualification training in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport. Until the person in question reaches the age of 24, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport.

Paragraph 3.A driving license for category D can be issued from the age of 21, if

1. 1)

   the person in question is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the armed forces, the home guard, the rescue services or the police. Until the person in question reaches the age of 24, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service, or

2. 2)

   the person in question is a mechanic or similar, or the driving license is for training as a mechanic or similar. Until the person in question reaches the age of 24, the driving license only gives the right to drive vehicles that are tested in connection with repair or maintenance.

Paragraph 4.A driving license for category D/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18, if the person in question acquires the driving license as part of the qualification training in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport. Until the person in question reaches the age of 24, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in accordance with the rules in the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport.

Paragraph 5.A driving license for category D/E can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 21, if the person in question is employed, conscripted or a volunteer in the armed forces, the home guard or the state rescue services. Until the person in question reaches the age of 24, the driving license alone gives the right to drive vehicles in the service.

Paragraph 6.Driving licenses for category D can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category B.

Paragraph 7.Driving licenses for category D/E can only be issued to drivers who have acquired driving licenses for category D.

§ 29.

A driving license for commercial passenger transport can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 18, cf. however section 28.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport can only be issued to drivers who have a driving license for category B and have passed a driving test for commercial passenger transport.

Paragraph 3.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport can only be issued for the category in which the driving test has been taken.

Paragraph 4.Approved driving instructors can be issued a driving license for commercial passenger transport without taking a special driving test, provided they otherwise meet the conditions for this. In these cases, the application for the issuance of a driving license must also be accompanied by documentation for approval.

Paragraph 5.The provision in subsection 4, 1st point, applies similarly to persons who, within the last five years before the time of application, have regularly worked as trial experts or driving judges. In these cases, the application for the issuance of a driving license must also be accompanied by documentation for qualification and experience.

Paragraph 6.A driver's license for commercial passenger transport can be refused to be issued under section 78(1) of the Criminal Code. 2, mentioned condition.

Paragraph 7.The municipal council sends the application to the Swedish Transport Agency, which decides whether a driver's license for commercial passenger transport can be issued to the applicant.

Paragraph 8.If a driver's license for commercial passenger transport is refused, the prosecuting authority must, on request, bring the matter before the court in accordance with the rules in § 78, subsection 1 of the Criminal Code. 3.

§ 30.

A driving license for a tractor/motor implement can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 16.

§ 31.

A driving license can only be issued to a person who is in possession of sufficient eyesight and otherwise has the necessary mental and physical fitness.

Paragraph 2.The detailed health conditions for acquiring a driving license appear in Appendix 2.

Paragraph 3.After negotiation with the Norwegian Agency for Patient Safety, the Swedish Transport Agency sets out more detailed guidelines for the processing of cases concerning the issuance and renewal of driving licenses in which there is health information that requires medical declarations, opinions or assessments.

§ 32.

The medical certificate, cf. § 3, subsection 4, must be submitted on a form that has been approved by the Agency for Patient Safety. The medical certificate must bear the doctor's stamp and signature.

Paragraph 2.The medical certificate must be issued by the applicant's usual doctor or other specialist doctor. If another doctor issues the medical certificate, the applicant must state a sufficient reason for this.

Paragraph 3.The municipal board may require the applicant to present a health card.

Paragraph 4.For documentation that the applicant is identical to the person described in the medical certificate, the certificate must contain the doctor's confirmation that the applicant is known to the doctor, or that the applicant has confirmed his identity to the doctor, cf. section 4, subsection 1-5. The doctor's certificate is sent directly to the relevant municipality by the doctor or given to the applicant in a sealed envelope bearing the doctor's name or stamp. The doctor hands over a copy of the signed medical certificate to the applicant.

Paragraph 5.The medical certificate must not be more than six months old when the application is submitted and not more than one year and nine months old when the driver's license is issued.

§ 33.

The medical certificate is submitted to the municipality using the Danish Transport Agency's digital solution, cf. however subsection 2-4.

Paragraph 2.The medical certificate can be submitted to the municipality until 1 July 2025 using a physical form, cf. section 32, subsection 1.

Paragraph 3.If the municipality assesses that the citizen is exempt from digital mail, or there are special circumstances that mean that the citizen cannot be expected to be able to use digital self-service, the municipality must offer that the medical certificate can be submitted in a different way than through digital self-service pursuant to subsection 1.

Paragraph 4.The municipality can exceptionally, in addition to those in subsection In the cases mentioned in 3, refrain from rejecting a medical certificate that has not been submitted by digital self-service if, based on an overall economic assessment, there are clear advantages for the municipality in receiving the application in a way other than digitally.

Paragraph 5.The medical certificate is considered to have arrived when it is available to the municipality.

§ 34.

On the basis of the information in the medical certificate, it is decided whether the applicant meets the health conditions for acquiring the requested driving licence.

Paragraph 2.If the medical certificate does not contain information about illness in addition to information about the applicant's visual acuity or hearing, the decision is made by the municipal council, cf. however subsection 3, No. 3.

Paragraph 3.In other cases, the decision is made by the Swedish Transport Agency, which also makes the decision in the following cases:

1. 1)

   The municipal board assesses that the applicant does not meet the conditions for visual ability.

2. 2)

   The doctor has indicated special conditions about the applicant's health which require additional assessment.

3. 3)

   An application has been made for a driving license for category C1, C1/E, C, C/E, D1, D1/E, D and D/E, a driving license for commercial passenger transport or a driving license with endorsement of approval as a driving instructor and the medical certificate contains information about the applicant's hearing ability.

Paragraph 4.The Danish Transport Agency can require that a statement or additional information be obtained from a specialist doctor or others, and furthermore that the applicant also participates in medical examinations to determine whether a driving license can be issued or must be issued under special conditions.

Paragraph 5.The Swedish Transport Agency can require the applicant to take an indicative health driving test, cf. § 73, to assess whether a driving license can be issued or must be issued under special conditions.

Paragraph 6.The costs in connection with the examinations mentioned in this provision and the driving test are borne by the applicant.

§ 35.

If there is information showing that the applicant is dependent on the use of euphoric or other consciousness-affecting substances or is not sober, a driving license may not be issued or renewed.

Paragraph 2.If the municipal council finds that there is or may be information as mentioned in subsection 1, the municipal council sends the application to the Norwegian Transport Agency, which makes a decision on whether a driver's license can be issued to the applicant.

Paragraph 3.If a driver's license is refused, the prosecuting authority must, on request, bring the matter before the court in accordance with the rules in § 78, subsection 1 of the Criminal Code. 3.

Paragraph 4.The provisions in section 34, subsection 4 and 6, apply accordingly.

§ 36.

The provisions in §§ 31-35 do not apply when issuing driving licenses for small mopeds.

Section 36 a.

A person who acts as a companion in accordance with section 25 a, subsection 1, must while driving

1. 1)

   be 24 years old,

2. 2)

   have had a driving license for category B (ordinary car) for at least 5 years, on the basis of a driving license issued in Denmark, and

3. 3)

   be in possession of a valid driving license for category B (ordinary car) issued in Denmark, and must not have been disqualified from driving conditionally or unconditionally in the past 5 years.

Paragraph 2.The 5-year period, cf. subsection 1, no. 3, is counted from the expiry of the disqualification in the case of unconditional disqualification and from the final judgment or decision in the case of conditional disqualification.

§ 37.

The Swedish Transport Agency can allow a driver's license for a slow-moving disabled vehicle to be issued to a person who has reached the age of 15.

§ 38.

When acquiring a driving license for the first time, a driving license can only be issued to applicants who have completed a traffic-related first aid course, cf. however subsection 5. When acquiring a driving license for a small moped for the first time, a driving license can only be issued to applicants under the age of 18, if the applicant has completed a traffic-related first aid course for young moped drivers, cf. however subsection 6.

Paragraph 2.Those in para. The first aid courses referred to in 1 must be completed in accordance with Appendix 9 of this executive order, cf. however subsection 5, 1st point The courses must be taught by instructors registered with the Danish First Aid Council.

Paragraph 3.After completion of a traffic-related first aid course or a traffic-related first aid course for young moped drivers, the instructor issues a course certificate.

Paragraph 4.Those in para. The courses mentioned in 1 must have been completed at the latest when registering for the practical test, and a course certificate must not be more than one year old when submitted to the municipality, cf. however subsection 5, 2nd point

Paragraph 5.If an applicant has completed a traffic-related first aid course for young moped drivers, the requirement in subsection 1, 1st point, for fulfilled if the course certificate is no more than one year old when submitted to the municipality. If the course certificate for the traffic-related first aid course for young moped drivers is no more than 3 years old, the requirement in subsection 1. 1st point, for fulfilled, if the applicant has also completed a course consisting of 4 hours of training in traffic-related first aid within the past year, cf. appendix 9, section III.

Paragraph 6.If an applicant under the age of 18 has completed a traffic-related first aid course, the requirement in subsection 1, 2nd point, for fulfilled if the course certificate is no more than one year old when submitted to the municipality, and the applicant has also within the last year completed a course consisting of 4 hours of training in traffic-related first aid for young moped drivers, cf. appendix 9, section III.

Paragraph 7.The Swedish Transport Agency can in special cases exempt persons with disabilities from the requirement to complete parts of the road-related first aid course or parts of the road-related first aid course for young moped drivers. The Swedish Transport Agency can also in special cases waive the requirement for a course certificate for completion of the traffic-related first aid course or the traffic-related first aid course for young moped drivers, if the applicant has completed a similar first aid course within the last year, or if the applicant can otherwise be considered to have sufficient skills and knowledge of first aid.

§ 39.

The provisions in this chapter do not apply to small mopeds.

§ 40.

Applicants who want a driving license for a category for which they have not previously held a driving license must have received training from an approved driving instructor who has access to work as a driving instructor for the category in question or for the one in section 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed education (B+). The same applies to driving license applicants and driving license holders who make use of the trial scheme for the use of code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III a and b.

Paragraph 2.The Swedish Transport Agency issues notices on the teaching plan for driving education for the individual categories, and the teaching must be carried out in accordance with this.

Paragraph 3.The education plans determine the knowledge, skills and behavior that the applicant must possess in order to obtain a driver's license. Teaching in theory and practice must be integrated and must follow the section division of the teaching plan.

Paragraph 4.The teaching in theory can be given at the same time to applicants who want a driving license for either category A1, category A2 or category A, and applicants who want a driving license for category B, if the content of the theory teaching for the categories in question is identical. The same applies to applicants who want a driving license for either category C1 or category C, and applicants who want a driving license for either category D1 or category D. The same applies to applicants who simultaneously want a driving license for one of the categories A1, A2 or A and category B or a driving license for either category C1 or C and a driving license for either category D1 or category D. The teaching driving instructor must be approved as a driving instructor for both the categories taught.

Paragraph 5.The education for the one in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, the training referred to (B+) is carried out in accordance with the Swedish Transport Agency's order on the teaching plan for driving training for ordinary cars with large trailers (category B/E).

§ 41.

In the teaching of theory, IT-based teaching programs can be used on the same terms as other appropriate aids.

Paragraph 2.The approved driving instructor who uses IT-based teaching programs must be present in the classroom together with the learner drivers as an active supervisor and discussion partner for the learner drivers. Theory teaching, which is either complicated or involves processing the attitude and behavior of the learner drivers, must also always be carried out as an active dialogue between the driving instructor and all learner drivers in the team. The learner drivers must therefore be at the same educational level in the driving education.

Paragraph 3.If IT-based teaching programs are used, it must be possible to record the learner's use of the program. The teaching program must be structured in such a way that the driving instructor can organize the teaching individually, including according to the individual student's needs. The content of the teaching program must be based on a pedagogical interpretation and processing of the subjects in the teaching plans for the driving education.

Paragraph 4.The individual driving instructor may teach a maximum of 20 students at the same time when IT-based teaching programs are used. The students must each have their own computer screen available.

Paragraph 5.The teaching in theory, when IT-based teaching programs are used, cannot be given at the same time to applicants who want driving licenses for different categories, cf. however section 40, subsection 5.

Paragraph 6.It is the responsibility of the approved driving instructor to ensure that the IT teaching program used in the driving education is in accordance with the content of the teaching plans for the driving education.

Paragraph 7.It must be clear from the lesson plan referred to in § 46 whether a lesson has been carried out as IT-based teaching.

Paragraph 8.On request, the driving instructor must provide the IT education program's log relating to the individual student to the Swedish Transport Agency, the police, the defense or the state rescue services. The driving instructor must keep the log relating to the individual student for 2 years.

§ 42.

A driving instructor must inform persons who receive or wish to receive driving lessons from the driving instructor (students).

1. 1)

   which industry organizations the driving instructor is a member of, and

2. 2)

   that he or she is approved as a driving instructor in Denmark.

Paragraph 2.Those in para. The information referred to in 1 is given or made available in the way that the driving instructor deems most suitable. The information can below be made available electronically via an address provided by the driving instructor, or by the information being available where the driving instructor runs his business. The information must be given to or made available to the student before the agreement on driving lessons is entered into, or, if there is no written agreement, before the driving lessons are carried out.

Paragraph 3.If the student requests it, the driving instructor must also provide information about the rules that apply to the performance of the profession and how the student gains access to them.

§ 43.

The driving training period means the period during which the applicant is undergoing driving training. During the driving training period, teaching in the theory room (theoretical subjects), practical driving lessons (practice driving), theory test and practical test are included. The theory test and the practical test are not part of the teaching, cf. appendix 4.

Paragraph 2.Applicants who, during the driving training period, are absent for a maximum of 4 lessons of 45 minutes duration in the theory room (theoretical subjects), can, under special conditions, review the missing subjects by self-study. The conditions for this appear in appendix 4.

Paragraph 3.The reason for the absence is irrelevant.

§ 44.

Teaching for categories C1, C, D1 and D may only begin when the applicant has acquired a driving license for category B.

Paragraph 2.Teaching for categories B/E, C1/E, C/E, D1/E and D/E may only begin when the applicant has acquired a driving license for categories B, C1, C, D1 and D respectively. The in section 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed training (B+) may only be started when the applicant has acquired a driving license for category B.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant previously held a driving license for category B, or if the applicant previously held a driving license for categories C1, C, D1 or D, training for categories C1, C, D1, D and B/E as well as the one in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed training (B+) respectively categories C1/E, C/E, D1/E and D/E is started, regardless of whether the driver's right has been conditionally or unconditionally revoked, cf. however section 50, subsection 2.

§ 45.

The driving lessons (i.e. theoretical lessons and practical driving lessons) which the applicant must complete in connection with the acquisition of a driving license for the chosen category must include the following number of lessons of at least 45 minutes duration:

1. 1)

   Category AM: At least 22 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 12 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category AM.

2. 2)

   Category A1: At least 29 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 22 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category A, cf. 2.

3. 3)

   Category A2: At least 29 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 22 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category A, cf. 2.

4. 4)

   Category A: At least 29 lessons in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and at least 22 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category A, cf. 2.

5. 5)

   Category B: At least 29 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 24 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category B, cf. 2.

6. 6)

   Category C1, category C, category D1 or category D: At least 16 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 18 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category C1, C, category D1 or D, respectively, cf. 3.

7. 7)

   Category C1/E, category D1/E or category D/E: At least 10 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 6 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the curriculum for the driving education for categories C1/E, D1/E and D/E.

8. 8)

   Category C/E: At least 13 lessons in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and at least 18 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category C/E.

9. 9)

   Category B/E or the one in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed training (B+): At least 4 lessons in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and at least 6 lessons in practical driving education (practice driving) in accordance with the teaching plan for the driving education for category B/E.

Paragraph 2.If the applicant completes the driving lessons for one of the categories A1, A2 or A at the same time as category B, cf. section 40, subsection 4, the teaching in the theory room (theoretical subjects) for the two categories combined must comprise at least 38 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration. For the practical driving lessons, the provisions in subsection 1, No. 1-5.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant completes the driving lessons for one of the categories C1 or C and one of the categories D1 or D at the same time, cf. section 40, subsection 4, the teaching in the theory room (theoretical subjects) for the two categories combined must include at least 26 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration. For the practical driving lessons, the provisions in subsection 1, No. 6.

Paragraph 4.The teaching course in the driving education for categories A1, A2, A and B must extend over at least 14 teaching days.

Paragraph 5.The teaching course in the driving education for categories C1, C, D1 and D must extend over at least 12 teaching days.

Paragraph 6.The teaching course in the driving education for categories AM and C/E must extend over at least 10 teaching days.

Paragraph 7.The teaching course in the driving education for categories C1/E, D1/E and D/E must extend over at least 7 teaching days.

Paragraph 8.The teaching course in the driving education for category B/E and for the one in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed training (B+) must extend over at least 3 teaching days.

§ 46.

The driving instructor must prepare a detailed lesson plan of the training course planned in strict accordance with the provisions of this order and the teaching plan for the driving training for the category in question before the start of a learner's driving lessons. The lesson plan can be prepared as a digital solution. The student driver must have handed in the lesson plan either in physical or electronic form at the latest at the first lesson of the driving lessons.

Paragraph 2.The lesson plan must contain the following:

1. 1)

   Name, address and telephone number of the driving school.

2. 2)

   Name, address and telephone number of the learner driver.

3. 3)

   The names of the teaching driving instructor(s).

4. 4)

   The order of the lessons in accordance with the section division of the teaching plan, cf. § 40, subsection 2 and 3.

5. 5)

   Information on the number of lessons in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and the number of lessons in practical driving lessons (practice driving), which the driving lessons for the category in question must at least include, cf. § 45.

6. 6)

   Information on the number of lessons respectively on a closed practice area and on a driving technical facility, which the driving lessons for the category in question must at least include, cf. §§ 50 and 52.

7. 7)

   Information that it is the learner's individual circumstances and ability that are decisive for how many lessons in addition to the stated mandatory minimum number of lessons the learner must have before the practical test can be taken.

8. 8)

   The main content of each individual lesson divided into lessons in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and in practical driving education (practice driving) listed with the subsection designation (i.e. numbering with corresponding heading) from the relevant lesson plan, including space for the date of completion of each individual lesson, the time actually used and space for the student driver's and the driving instructor's signatures.

9. 9)

   Repetition of previously completed lessons and evaluative tests.

Paragraph 3.For learner drivers covered by the trial scheme for code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III a, the lesson plan must contain information on which part of the practical driving lessons has been completed in a vehicle with a manual transmission, including which of the seven lessons have been completed on public roads.

Paragraph 4.For driving license holders covered by the trial scheme for code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III b, the lesson plan must contain information on which part of the practical driving lessons was carried out in a vehicle with a manual transmission, including which of the seven lessons were carried out on public roads.

Paragraph 5.Immediately after the end of each individual lesson in the lesson plan, the teaching driving instructor and the student driver must confirm with their signatures that the content of the lesson in question has been taught, including confirming the date of completion of the lesson and the actual time spent. If the lesson plan is in paper format, the driving instructor's copy is signed, while a digital lesson plan can be signed using a digital solution, which must be able to validate the identity of the driving instructor and student driver at all times. If the driving instructor changes an already confirmed lesson, the change must be approved by the student driver.

Paragraph 6.If the driving instructor uses a digital lesson plan in the driving lessons, the driving instructor's and the learner's registrations in the digital lesson plan must be stored in a log or similar that similarly enables checking of all registrations made.

Paragraph 7.A signed lesson plan, in paper or digital form, must be brought to the driving test.

Paragraph 8.The driving instructor must, on request, present the lesson plan to the municipality, the Swedish Transport Agency, the police or another control authority, including handing over the lesson plan for closer inspection by the control authority. The same applies to a digital lesson plan log.

Paragraph 9.If the student driver changes driving instructor during the course of the education, the previous driving instructor must hand over the signed lesson plan, including the associated log, if the lesson plan is digital, to the new driving instructor for use in the student driver's continued driving education.

Paragraph 10.The driving instructor must keep the lesson plan for at least two years after the end of the driving education period. The same applies to a digital lesson plan log.

Paragraph 11.The driving lessons and the use of lesson plans must be carried out in accordance with the provisions in Appendix 3.

§ 47.

In the application for a driving licence, the learner driver and driving instructor declare that at least the provisions of section 45, subsection 1-3, prescribed number of lessons respectively in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and in practical driving lessons (practice driving), and that the requirement in section 45, subsection 4-8, until the extent of the teaching course is fulfilled. It must also be declared that the requirements in §§ 50 and 52 for the number of lessons respectively on a closed practice area and on a driving technical facility have been met, and that a lesson plan has been drawn up, handed out and used in the driving lessons, cf. § 46.

Paragraph 2.For learner drivers covered by the trial scheme for code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III a, the learner driver and driving instructor must also provide a statement in the application for a driving license that training has been completed, cf. appendix 5, section III a.

Paragraph 3.For driving license holders covered by the trial scheme for code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III b, the driving license holder and driving instructor must make a statement in the application for removal of code 78 that training has been completed, cf. appendix 5, section III b.

Paragraph 4.For the practical test, the declaration of driving lessons must be signed by the driving instructor and the student driver.

Paragraph 5.If several driving instructors have taught the student to drive, the driving instructor who conducted the last lesson, respectively in the theory classroom (theoretical subjects) and in practical driving instruction (practice driving), must sign the declaration of driving instruction.

§ 48.

The initial driving lessons for categories AM, A1, A2, A and B must take place on a closed practice area that meets the requirements set out in Annex 6, Section I.

Paragraph 2.With regard to the layout and equipment of the practice area as well as the organization and implementation of the teaching, please refer to the teaching plans for categories AM, A1, A2, A and B as well as to Annex 6, section I.

§ 49.

As a driver, the applicant must complete at least 4 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in maneuvers on a closed practice area during the driving lessons for categories AM, A1, A2, A and B.

§ 50.

Practice driving, including the initial driving lessons on a closed practice area, must take place no earlier than three months before the time when the applicant meets the age requirement to be issued the desired driving licence, cf. the provisions on this in chapter 1.

Paragraph 2.For persons who have been unconditionally disqualified from driving, practice driving must not begin until three months before the expiry of the disqualification period.

Paragraph 3.Practice riding for motorcycles may only take place with a maximum of three students at a time. During driving, the driving instructor must be able to supervise the students properly. The driving instructor can and must, if more than one student is being taught at a time, supervise the students from a following vehicle. The vehicle must be equipped with a radio system with hands-free operation for use by the driving instructor and must in all cases be driven either by the driving instructor himself or by another person with a valid driver's license. When teaching one student, the driving instructor can monitor the driving from the back seat of the motorcycle.

Paragraph 4.Practice driving for category AM may only take place with a maximum of three students at a time. During driving, the driving instructor must be able to supervise the students properly. The driving instructor must supervise the students from a following vehicle. The vehicle must be equipped with a radio system with hands-free operation for use by the driving instructor and must in all cases be driven either by the driving instructor himself or by another person with a valid driver's license.

Paragraph 5.Practice driving for a tractor/engine implement may only take place with one student at a time.

Paragraph 6.Vehicles used for practice driving must meet the conditions in Appendix 5.

§ 51.

The final driving lessons for categories A1, A2, A, B, C1, C, C/E, D1 and D must take place at a driving technical facility that meets the requirements set out in Annex 6, Section II. The teaching at the driving technical facility must only be given after completion of all previous sections in the teaching plan.

Paragraph 2.With regard to the organization and implementation of the teaching at the driving technical facility, reference is made to the teaching plans for categories A, B, C1, C, D1, D and C/E.

§ 52.

As a driver, the applicant must complete at least 5 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in maneuvers on driving technical equipment during the driving lessons for categories A1, A2 and A.

Paragraph 2.As a driver, the applicant must complete at least 4 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in maneuvers on a driving technical system during the driving education for category B.

Paragraph 3.As a driver, the applicant must complete at least 4 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in maneuvers on a driving technical system during the driving lessons for categories C1, C, D1, D and C/E.

§ 53.

The provisions in this chapter do not apply to small mopeds.

§ 54.

Special driving lessons must be carried out in accordance with the rules that apply to driving lessons for the category in which the offense that is the basis for the driving ban was committed, cf. however subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.If the driving ban is based on driving a tractor/motorized implement or a three-wheel motorcycle, special driving lessons must be carried out in accordance with the rules that apply to driving lessons for the first category that the person concerned has acquired.

Paragraph 3.The driving lessons must be given by a driving instructor who is approved for the category that the special driving lessons cover.

§ 55.

The special driving education must be completed in accordance with the Danish Transport Agency's order on the teaching plan for the driving education for the category in question and must include the following sections:

1. 1)

   Section 4: Road user behaviour.

2. 2)

   Section 6: Basic rules for driving.

3. 3)

   7th episode: Maneuvers on the way.

4. 4)

   Section 8: Special risk conditions.

Paragraph 2.Teaching in theory and practice must be integrated and must follow the section division of the teaching plan.

Paragraph 3.The provisions on lesson plans in § 46 and on declarations about driving lessons in § 47 apply accordingly.

§ 56.

The teaching (i.e. theory and practical driving lessons) which the applicant must complete in the special driving lessons must include at least 8 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in the theory room (theoretical subjects) and at least 8 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration in practical driving lessons (practice driving).

Paragraph 2.The teaching course for the special driving lessons must extend over at least 8 teaching days.

§ 57.

The education in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course) is offered by the regions.

Paragraph 2.The Danish Transport Agency issues an executive order on the teaching plan for the course on alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course), and the teaching must be carried out in accordance with this. The teaching must follow the section division of the teaching plan.

Paragraph 3.The ANT course consists of 4 lessons of 3 hours duration spread over at least four weeks. Attendance is compulsory for all lessons. The rules for participation in the course appear in the teaching plan for the course in alcohol, drugs and traffic. Students who do not follow these rules may be expelled.

Paragraph 4.After completion of the ANT course, the course provider issues a course certificate.

Paragraph 5.The ANT course, which must be completed before the controlling driving test can be taken, can be started at the earliest three months before the expiry of the disqualification period. This restriction does not apply in connection with the completion of an ANT course as a result of a driving ban or conditional disqualification.

Paragraph 6.When submitting an application for a controlling driving test, the ANT course certificate must not be more than one year old.

Paragraph 7.For participation in the ANT course, the student pays an amount determined by the course provider, which covers expenses in connection with the holding and administration of the course.

§ 58.

Courses in load securing and overloading and courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph are offered by training centers approved by the Danish Transport Agency and which offer the EU qualification courses, cf. executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport.

Paragraph 2.The courses are conducted in accordance with the executive order on qualification requirements for certain drivers of vehicles in road transport.

Paragraph 3.The training center issues a training certificate when a course according to subsection 1 is completed.

Paragraph 4.When submitting an application for the reacquisition of the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and an ordinary car with a large trailer (category B/E), the course certificate must be at most one year old.

Paragraph 5.The course in load securing and overloading and the courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph according to § 107 must be completed no later than six months after the Danish Transport Agency has called for the course. The Swedish Transport Agency can in very special cases waive the time limit.

Paragraph 6.For participation in courses, the course participant pays the amount determined by the training centre.

§ 59.

The provisions in this chapter do not apply to small mopeds, unless otherwise determined according to the rules in chapter 6.

§ 60.

The municipal council schedules driving tests in agreement with the Danish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 2.The driving test consists of a theory test and a practical test.

Paragraph 3.The test for category A2, cf. § 23, subsection 1, no. 1, category A, cf. section 24, subsection 1, no. 2, and subsection 2, and category B/E as well as that in section 13, subsection 1, no. 4, prescribed test (B+) only consists of a practical test.

Paragraph 4.When holding both a theory test and a practical test, the application form, the signed lesson plan and any previously issued driving license must be brought with you. However, the lesson plan must not be brought with you in connection with passing the controlling driving test, unless the controlling driving test is taken as a result of a driving ban. When holding a theory test and a practical test, the applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1 and 2. The theory test and practical test can, however, be held if the applicant proves his identity in another and sufficiently secure way.

Paragraph 5.The result of a theory test or a practical test must be communicated to the applicant immediately after the assessment of the test.

Paragraph 6.If a first-time acquirer of a driving license for category B takes a practical test without passing the test, a new practical test cannot be taken until seven days have passed since the last practical test. When calculating seven days, the same day of the week is understood as the following week. 1st and 2nd point does not apply to practical tests for category B, which are taken by personnel serving under the Ministry of Defense and personnel at the emergency services, if the test is taken before a driving judge in the defense or in the state emergency services.

Paragraph 7.If, during a driving test, a driving license applicant obtains or gives another driving license applicant unlawful assistance, brings or uses unauthorized aids or electronic equipment, a new driving test cannot be taken until six months have passed since the previous driving test. When calculating 6 months, the same calendar day is understood 6 months later.

§ 61.

Driving tests, practical tests and indicative health driving tests are held by the Danish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 2.Driving tests and practical tests, but not controlling driving tests and driving tests for commercial passenger transport, can be taken for personnel serving under the Ministry of Defense and for personnel in the emergency response before a driving judge when the person concerned's function requires that the person in question has a driving licence.

Paragraph 3.Persons who must act as test experts for driving tests, practical tests and indicative health driving tests, as driving judges for driving tests and practical tests or as supervisors for theory tests, must comply with the provisions in Appendix 10.

§ 62.

Driving test and practical test for categories A2 and A, driving tests for categories AM, A1, B, C1, C, D1, D, C1/E, C/E, D1/E and D/E as well as practical test for category B/E and the one in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, the test (B+) referred to is carried out in accordance with the provisions of Annex 7, Section I.

Paragraph 2.Driving tests for commercial passenger transport for categories D1 and D as well as driving tests for tractors/motor vehicles are carried out in accordance with the provisions in Annex 7, Sections II and III, respectively.

Paragraph 3.The driving test for commercial passenger transport for category D1 and D can be completed at the same time as the driving test for category D1 or D. If the applicant does not pass the theory test for commercial passenger transport for category D1 or D, the right to take the practical test for category D1 or D is retained, if the theory test for category D1 or D has been passed.

§ 63.

The driving test can be completed in Danish, English, Greenlandic or Faroese. In Haderslev Municipality, Aabenraa Municipality, Tønder Municipality and Sønderborg Municipality, the driving test can also be completed in German.

Paragraph 2.The driving test for commercial passenger transport can be taken in Danish or English.

Paragraph 3.An interpreter is not used for the theory test in cases where the theory test is conducted in the digital theory test system.

Paragraph 4.Expenses for an interpreter for the hearing impaired (sign language interpretation) are borne by the Norwegian Transport Agency.

§ 64.

The theory test for the categories AM, A1, A2, A and B can only be scheduled when the training in driving on a closed driving range has been completed, and the driving instructor who taught the applicant has confirmed with his signature on the application form where and when the training took place, cf. § 66.

§ 65.

The theory test can be taken at the earliest one month before the applicant meets the age requirement to be issued the desired driving licence. Applicants who want a driver's license for a tractor/motor implement can, however, take a theory test six months before the age requirement is met.

§ 66.

The driving instructor who has taught the applicant must confirm by his signature on the application form, at the latest before the theory test, that the applicant has received training in driving on a closed driving range, in theory and in practice in accordance with the teaching plan for the category in question. If several driving instructors have taught the applicant in one or more of the above-mentioned disciplines, the driving instructor who conducted the last lesson within the individual discipline must sign the application form. This driving instructor must first ensure that the teaching plan has been followed.

Paragraph 2.The provision in subsection 1 applies correspondingly when passing a controlling driving test in connection with the restoration of the driving license after a driving ban. However, no statement must be given about teaching driving on a closed practice area.

§ 67.

The practical test can only be scheduled once the theory test has been passed. When taking the practical test for category A1, A2, A, B, C, C1, C/E, D1 and D, the training at a driving technical facility must have been completed. The driving instructor who has taught the applicant on a technical driving course must, by his signature on the application form, state where and when the teaching took place, cf. § 66.

Paragraph 2.The provision in subsection 1, 1st point, applies correspondingly when passing a controlling driving test in connection with restoration of the driving license after a driving ban.

§ 68.

The practical test can be taken at the earliest when the applicant meets the age requirement to be issued the desired driving licence. The Swedish Transport Agency can in very special cases waive the deadline.

Paragraph 2.The practical test must be passed within 18 months of passing the theory test. However, the theory test only retains its validity for up to 18 months, if the applicant is in a continuous education course, cf. section 43, subsection 1.

Paragraph 3.The applicant must provide the vehicle themselves when taking the practical test. The vehicle must meet the conditions in Appendix 5.

Paragraph 4.If, for health reasons, an applicant can only obtain a driving license for special types of vehicles or specially designed vehicles, cf. § 80, subsection 1, the practical test is taken with such a vehicle. It may be required that the vehicle is equipped with special pedals during the practical test, cf. appendix 5.

§ 69.

If the applicant does not pass the practical test due to a lack of knowledge of important traffic rules or due to poor driving skills, the Swedish Transport Agency decides according to the rules in § 104 whether the applicant must take a controlling driving test in order to retain a possibly already acquired driving license for other categories.

§ 70.

A controlling driving test is held in the following cases:

1. 1)

   After conditional or unconditional revocation of the right to drive, cf. § 106, subsection 1, § 115, subsection 1, § 116, subsection 1, and § 117, subsection 2.

2. 2)

   After a driving ban, cf. § 108, subsection 1.

3. 3)

   If, on the basis of a report, the Danish Transport Agency finds that there are justified doubts as to whether the license holder still possesses the necessary driving skills, the necessary knowledge of the traffic rules or an understanding of the consideration of other road users, cf. section 104, subsection 1.

4. 4)

   When exchanging certain foreign driving licences, cf. section 129, subsection 2, § 130, subsection 2, § 131, subsection 2, and section 132.

5. 5)

   In certain cases when issuing a tourist driving licence, cf. § 122, subsection 1.

Paragraph 2.The controlling driving test is carried out in accordance with the provisions for category B, cf. appendix 7, section I, cf. however section 72, subsection 1.

Paragraph 3.The person who has to take the controlling driving test makes his own vehicle available for the driving test. The vehicle must meet the conditions in appendix 5. The provision in section 68, subsection 4, applies accordingly.

§ 71.

When holding a controlling driving test according to § 104, subsection 1, and § 106, subsection 1, the driver's license must be handed in to the invigilator for the theory test and to the test expert for the practical test. If the driving test is not passed, the driving license will be revoked.

Paragraph 2.Controlling driving test in accordance with § 104, subsection 1, and § 106, subsection 1, must be submitted no later than six months after the Danish Transport Agency has called for a controlling driving test. The Swedish Transport Agency can in very special cases waive the time limit.

§ 72.

If the test is based on the person concerned driving in a different category, the Danish Transport Agency can decide that the test is taken according to the rules that apply to the driving test for this category, provided that the applicant has or has had a driving license for the category in question. If the person who has to take the controlling driving test has not acquired a driving license for category B, the Danish Transport Agency can also decide that the test is taken according to the rules for a category other than B, for which the applicant has or has had a driving licence. If the driving test is passed, a driving license is issued for the previously acquired categories.

Paragraph 2.If the overall controlling driving test is not passed after taking no more than two theory tests and no more than two practical tests, any additional tests must be taken in accordance with the rules on driving tests for driving licenses for the categories for which the driving license is to be reacquired. If the right to drive has been revoked because a controlling driving test has not been passed, cf. section 104, subsection 1, and § 106, subsection 1, the failed test is considered the first test.

Paragraph 3.If the driving license has been revoked or revoked for three years or more, or if more than three years have passed after the start of the revocation or revocation period, when the practical test is scheduled to pass the overall controlling driving test, the driving test must be taken in accordance with the rules on driving tests for driving licenses for the categories for which the driving license is to be reacquired.

Paragraph 4.The provisions in subsection 1-3 apply correspondingly to the reproduction of a driving license after a driving ban.

§ 73.

In connection with the acquisition and renewal of a driving licence, the Swedish Transport Agency may require the applicant to take an indicative health-related driving test to assess whether a driving license can be issued or must be issued under special conditions. Such a driving test may also be required to be held in order to determine the extent to which a driving license holder can continue to retain his driving rights in whole or in part, cf. § 105. The Swedish Transport Agency may demand that the applicant or the driving license holder make available a vehicle that has been approved for practice driving.

Paragraph 2.If it is deemed necessary that the applicant or driver's license holder, prior to holding the test in subsection 1 mentioned driving test achieves any skill in operating the vehicle, this can take place on a closed practice area or a driving technical facility.

§ 74.

Driving licenses for small mopeds can be issued to people who have reached the age of 18 and who have passed a theory test.

Paragraph 2.The municipal council schedules the theory test in agreement with the Danish Transport Agency. The theory test can be taken at the earliest on the day the applicant turns 18. The Swedish Transport Agency can, in very special cases, give permission for the theory test to be taken earlier.

Paragraph 3.The theory test is held by the Swedish Transport Agency. The theory test is conducted in accordance with Annex 7, Section I.

Paragraph 4.When holding the theory test, the application form and any previously issued driving license must be brought with you. When holding a theory test, the applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1 and 2. The theory test can, however, be held if the applicant proves his identity in another and sufficiently secure way.

Paragraph 5.The result of the theory test must be communicated to the applicant immediately after the assessment of the test.

Paragraph 6.When theory tests are held in accordance with this provision, section 61, subsection 3, and § 63, subsection 1, application.

§ 75.

Driving licenses for small mopeds can be issued to persons who have reached the age of 15 but not yet turned 18, who have received training in the rules of the road and driving with a small moped, cf. § 76, as well as passed a theory test and a related practical test, cf. § 78.

§ 76.

The municipality provides education in the rules of the road and in driving a small moped (moped education). The training is given according to guidelines drawn up by the Council for Safe Traffic after negotiation with the Swedish Transport Agency, cf. appendix 11.

Paragraph 2.The teaching must be conducted by teachers who have the necessary professional and pedagogical prerequisites and who have completed a basic course for teachers in compulsory moped education, which has been approved by the Council for Safe Traffic.

Paragraph 3.The teaching is organized with a duration of at least 30 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration. The teaching must consist of at least 16 lessons in theory and risk understanding and at least 14 lessons in practical driving lessons (practice driving). The theory test and the practical test are held within the 30 lessons.

Paragraph 4.A student who has been absent for no more than 4 lessons can be considered to have completed the moped lessons, if the student's teacher deems it justifiable. However, the student must always have participated in practice driving on a closed practice area.

Paragraph 5.The teaching course, including the theory test and the practical test, must extend over at least 14 days.

Paragraph 6.All practice driving must be done under the supervision of the instructor, who must supervise no more than 6 students at a time.

§ 77.

Jump lessons can be started at the earliest when the student is 14 years and 6 months old.

Paragraph 2.The municipality can demand that the amount specified in the executive order on fees and charges in the area of ​​the Swedish Transport Agency be paid before the student can start classes.

§ 78.

The municipality holds a theory test and a practical test for students who have received moped lessons. The theory test and the practical test are held in accordance with the provisions in Appendix 11.

Paragraph 2.The practical test can only be taken when the theory test has been passed, and the municipality has established that the conditions for issuing a driving licence, apart from the age requirement in section 75, subsection 1, is otherwise fulfilled.

Paragraph 3.When holding the practical test, the application form and any previously issued driving license must be brought with you.

Paragraph 4.If the practical test is not passed no later than 12 months after the day the student started the moped lessons, the student must start over with the moped lessons, cf. § 76.

Paragraph 5.The assessment of the practical test must not be carried out by the student's own teacher. The person who assesses the practical test (examiner) must meet the conditions for working as a teacher, cf. § 76, subsection 2.

§ 79.

Driving licenses are issued by the Swedish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses are issued as an EU model in accordance with the provisions in Annex 1.

§ 80.

Driving licenses can be issued with a limited period of validity or be limited to vehicles that meet specially specified conditions, or otherwise subject to special conditions. Terms and restrictions are written on the driving license in numerical code form in accordance with the provisions in Appendix 8.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport and driving licenses with driving instructor approval are issued in accordance with the guidelines set out in Annex 8, Section III.

§ 81.

If the applicant has passed the driving test or the practical test, the applicant must fill in the signature section of a registration card under the supervision of the test expert. The same applies to applicants who are 18 years of age and have passed a theory test for small mopeds in accordance with § 74.

Paragraph 2.Has the applicant proven his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1 and 2, the probation officer issues a temporary driver's license on request with relevant codes affixed. If a temporary driving license is issued, any previously issued driving license must be handed over to the test expert at the same time. Has the applicant proved his identity to the trial expert in a way other than according to § 4, subsection 1 and 2, a temporary driving license can be issued by the municipal council with the application of relevant codes if the applicant proves his identity to the municipality, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5, and at the same time hand in any previously issued driver's license. In these cases, the provisions of § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant has retained any previously issued driver's license, the new driver's license is sent to the municipality, where the applicant can have the driver's license delivered to him on return of the previously issued driver's license.

Paragraph 4.If the applicant states that he will be driving a motor vehicle abroad, except in Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, and the municipal council considers that the original driving license cannot be issued before the applicant leaves the country, a temporary replacement driving license can be issued in accordance with the provisions of section 89, subsection 2 and 3.

§ 82.

If an applicant under the age of 18 has passed the theory test and the practical test for small mopeds, cf. § 78, the applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate under the supervision of a censor.

Paragraph 2.Has the applicant proven his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1 and 2, and if the applicant is 15 years old, the municipal council issues a temporary driving license upon request. If a temporary driving license is issued, any previously issued driving license must be handed in to the municipality at the same time. Has the applicant proved his identity to the censor in a way other than according to § 4, subsection 1 and 2, a temporary driving license can be issued by the municipal council if the applicant proves his identity to the municipality, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5, and at the same time hand in any previously issued driver's license. In these cases, the provisions of § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3.The provisions in section 81, subsection 3 and 4, apply accordingly.

§ 83.

Driving licenses for the categories AM, A1, A2, A, B and B/E as well as driving licenses for small mopeds and tractors/motor tools are issued with a validity period of 15 years.

§ 84.

Driving licenses for categories C1, C1/E, C, C/E, D1, D1/E, D and D/E are issued with a validity period of 5 years, cf. however section 85.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport are issued with a validity period of five years, cf. however section 85.

§ 85.

If the applicant is aged 70 or over at the time the driver's license is issued, a driver's license for categories C1, C1/E, C, C/E, D1, D1/E, D and D/E as well as a driver's license for commercial passenger transport with the following validity period will be issued:

1. 1)

   If the applicant is over 70 but not 71: Four years.

2. 2)

   If the applicant is 71 but not 72: Three years.

3. 3)

   If the applicant is 72 years old but not 80 years old: Two years.

4. 4)

   If the applicant is over 80 years of age: One year.

§ 86.

If the health information speaks for this, or if there are justified doubts as to whether the person in question is sober or independent of euphoric or other consciousness-affecting substances, a driving license can in all cases be issued with a shorter period of validity than that mentioned in §§ 83-85.

Paragraph 2.If the municipal council finds that there is or may be a basis for a shorter period of validity, cf. subsection 1, the municipal council sends the application to the Swedish Transport Agency, which decides on the period of validity of the driving license to be issued.

Paragraph 3.Paragraph 1 and 2 do not apply to driving licenses for small mopeds.

§ 87.

For driving licenses issued before 19 January 2013, the validity expires on 18 January 2033 at the latest.

§ 88.

If a driver's license is lost, or it is damaged or worn to such an extent that text, number, stamps, photo or the like cannot be checked on the spot, or the driver's license is otherwise damaged, the holder must request to be issued a duplicate driver's license if the right to drive or the right to drive a small moped is still to be used. However, this does not apply to name changes.

Paragraph 2.Applications for duplicate driving licenses are submitted to the municipality using the digital solution that the municipality makes available after the approval of the Danish Transport Agency. Applications that are not submitted using the digital solution according to the 1st point will be rejected by the municipality, cf. however subsection 3 and 4. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where the applicant resides.

Paragraph 3.If the municipality assesses that the citizen is exempt from digital mail, or there are special circumstances that mean that the citizen cannot be expected to be able to use digital self-service, the municipality must offer that the application can be submitted in a different way than through digital self-service pursuant to subsection 2.

Paragraph 4.The municipality can exceptionally, in addition to those in subsection In the cases mentioned in 3, refrain from rejecting an application that has not been submitted by digital self-service if, based on an overall economic assessment, there are clear advantages for the municipality in receiving the application in a way other than digitally.

Paragraph 5.A digital application for a duplicate driving license is considered to have been submitted when it is available to the municipality.

Paragraph 6.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. In cases where the municipality's application procedure supports digital submission, the photograph must be submitted digitally. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3, and subsection 6, 1st point, and § 5 apply accordingly. According to the municipality's instructions, the applicant must submit a signature, which must appear on the driver's license. If the driver's license has been lost, the applicant submits a declaration to this effect when submitting his application under criminal liability pursuant to Section 163 of the Criminal Code. Damaged driving licenses that must be replaced by duplicate driving licenses must be handed in to the municipality.

Paragraph 7.Persons who have their habitual residence in Denmark and who are holders of a driving license issued in an EU or EEA country can be issued a duplicate driving licence, cf. however § 2, subsection 3, and section 125, subsection 2. The provision in section 3, subsection 6, 2nd point, applies accordingly in these cases. If the driver's license to be replaced was issued on the basis of an exchange of a driver's license that was not originally issued in an EU or EEA country, a duplicate driver's license can only be issued if the person in question passes a controlling driving test. However, a controlling driving test does not have to be passed if the original driving license was issued in a country or a state which, following an order on the exchange of a foreign driving license for a Danish driving license without a controlling driving test, is exempted from the requirement for a controlling test in connection with the exchange for a Danish driving licence. The municipality provides duplicate driving licenses with an endorsement of the original country of issue. For any subsequent renewal or replacement of the driving license, the endorsement must be repeated.

§ 89.

If a driving license is lost or revoked pursuant to section 100, subsection 3, and informs the holder that he has to drive a car abroad, except in Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden, the municipal council issues a temporary replacement driving license upon request, if it is estimated that a duplicate driving license cannot be issued before the applicant leaves the country.

Paragraph 2.An application for a temporary replacement driving license is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides.

Paragraph 3.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

§ 90.

If a holder of a Danish driving license has been disqualified from driving, or a driving ban has been issued abroad, and the foreign driving license authority has conditioned the start time of the disqualification period or the driving ban on the issuing of the driving license to registration of the situation or an endorsement to this effect, or if there has been an administrative withdrawal of the driving license abroad, a temporary replacement driving license may be issued upon request upon submission of the driving license or upon presentation of documentation from the foreign driving license authority that it is in possession of the driver's license. A temporary replacement driving license is issued stating that it is not valid for driving in the country in which the offense was committed. An application for a temporary replacement driving license is submitted to the municipality, which sends the application to the Swedish Transport Agency, which decides whether a temporary replacement driving license can be issued. A temporary replacement driving license cannot be issued if the driving license in an EU or EEA country is restricted, revoked or revoked. This does not apply to restrictions as listed in Appendix 8.

Paragraph 2.If a decision has been taken to institute proceedings for revocation of the driving license or the right to drive a small moped according to section 11 of the Criminal Code, a temporary replacement driving license cannot be issued pursuant to subsection 1, if it is deemed that the conditions for unconditional revocation of the right to drive or the right to drive a small moped exist. Section 103 applies accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If a temporary replacement driving license is issued, the municipal council forwards the driving license to the foreign driving license authority, if the latter is not already in possession of it. In all cases, the municipal council takes measures to ensure that the driving license, after registration or endorsement by the foreign driving license authority, is returned to the municipal council that issued the temporary replacement driving licence.

Paragraph 4.Issuance of the driving license after registration or endorsement by the foreign driving license authority, if a temporary replacement driving license has been issued, can only take place on return of this.

§ 91.

International driving licenses can be issued in accordance with the international conventions of 19 September 1949 on traffic and 8 November 1968 on road traffic.

Paragraph 2.An application for an international driving license is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where the applicant resides.

Paragraph 3.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2, as well as the applicant's driving licence. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3, and subsection 6, 1st point, and § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 4.An international driving license can only be issued to a person who holds a valid Danish driving licence, and can only cover motor vehicles of the same type as the Danish driving licence.

Paragraph 5.The international driving license is valid for one year from the date of issue. It gives the right to drive a motor vehicle of the type it appears on in the countries that have acceded to the convention under which the driving license is issued. An international driving license issued in Denmark does not give the right to drive a motor vehicle in Denmark.

§ 92.

Persons who have had to hand in their driving license to the Swedish Transport Agency or the police in accordance with Section 60 d, Section 63, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 7, § 66 a, subsection 4, 1st point, or § 129 b, subsection 5, can apply to be issued a new driving license specifying the categories that the person is entitled to drive.

Paragraph 2.The holder of a driving license with a code stating that only vehicles in which an alcohol lock has been installed, which is approved for use in the alcohol lock scheme, can, after the expiry of the lock period, apply to have the driving license exchanged for a driving license without a code for alcohol lock. Issuance of the new driving license can only take place when the applicant has handed in his previously issued alcolock driving license to the municipality.

Paragraph 3.Application according to subsection 1 and 2 can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 4.Application according to subsection 1 and 2 must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

§ 93.

Application for extension of a driving license to apply to additional categories, those in § 13, subsection 1, no. 4, said vehicle train (B+), tractor/motor vehicle or professional passenger transport as well as an application for the issuance of a driver's license in connection with the implementation of the provisions in § 95, subsection 2, said course is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides.

Paragraph 2.The application must be accompanied by a photograph and a medical certificate, cf. § 3, subsection 2 and 4. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

§ 94.

Driving tests or practical tests in connection with the extension of a driving license are held in accordance with the rules in chapter 5.

Paragraph 2.If the test is passed and the applicant meets the conditions for the extension of a driving licence, a driving license is issued in accordance with the provisions in chapter 7. The provision in section 34 applies accordingly.

Paragraph 3.The driving license then applies to the categories that the person in question is now entitled to drive, and possibly also to commercial passenger transport.

§ 95.

Issuance of driving licenses in connection with the extension of a driving license issued before 19 January 2013 takes place in accordance with §§ 144-149.

Paragraph 2.Holders of driving licenses for category A 1 (solo motorcycle), issued before 1 July 1996, who wish to obtain the right to drive a motorcycle with a sidecar, cf. section 144, subsection 1, no. 2, must complete a course in driving a motorcycle with a sidecar at a driving technical facility before issuing a driver's license. The course must be completed in accordance with the section on driving with a sidecar in the curriculum for category A on a motorcycle that meets the conditions in Annex 5, section II, Motorcycle with sidecar.

Paragraph 3.If the in subsection 2 condition is not met, a driving license is issued in connection with the extension of a driving license issued before 1 July 1996 containing category A 1 using code 100, cf. the provisions in Annex 8, section III.

§ 96.

An application for renewal of a driving license upon expiry of the validity period for one or more categories is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 2.Applications for renewal of driving licenses for category C1, C1/E, C, C/E, D1, D1/E, D and D/E as well as driving licenses for commercial passenger transport and driving licenses with an endorsement of approval as a driving instructor must be accompanied by a photograph and a medical certificate, cf. § 3, subsection 2 and 4. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3.Applications for renewal of driving licenses for categories AM, A1, A2, A, B and B/E must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly. Is the validity period of the driving license determined individually according to section 86, subsection 1, an application for renewal of a driving license must also be accompanied by a medical certificate, cf. § 3, subsection 4. However, this does not apply to applications for renewal of driving licenses for small mopeds.

Paragraph 4.In the case of an application for renewal of a driver's license for commercial passenger transport, section 29, subsection 6 and 7, corresponding application.

Paragraph 5.The municipal council sends applications for the renewal of a driving license with an endorsement of approval as a driving instructor to the Norwegian Transport Agency, which decides whether the applicant meets the conditions for renewing the driving instructor's approval, cf. Section 66, subsection of the Traffic Act. 3.

Paragraph 6.The municipal council sends applications for the renewal of driving licenses for commercial passenger transport to the Swedish Transport Agency, which decides whether renewal can take place, cf. § 78, subsection of the Criminal Code. 3.

Paragraph 7.Issuance of a driving license in connection with the renewal of a driving license issued before 19 January 2013 takes place pursuant to §§ 144-149. The provisions in section 95, subsection 2 and 3, apply accordingly.

Paragraph 8.The new driving license can only be issued once the applicant has handed in his previously issued driving license to the municipality.

Paragraph 9.If the applicant's driving license has expired at the time of application for renewal of the driving licence, the applicant must hand over the driving license to the municipality when submitting the application.

§ 98.

If the applicant meets the conditions for renewing a driving licence, a driving license will be issued in accordance with the provisions in chapter 7. The provision in section 34 applies accordingly.

Paragraph 2.The validity of the driving license is determined on the basis of the date of issue.

Paragraph 3.If an application for renewal of a driving license has been submitted and the validity of the applicant's driving license has expired, or the applicant chooses to surrender his driving license in connection with the application for renewal, the municipal council can issue a temporary driving licence. If the applicant wishes to be able to drive a motor vehicle outside the Nordic region, the municipal council can also, upon request, renew the driving license provisionally for a period of three months.

Paragraph 4.When requesting a provisional renewal, the applicant must submit a photograph that meets the requirements in § 3, subsection 2. Section 3, subsection 3, applies accordingly.

Paragraph 5.Has there been a provisional renewal pursuant to subsection 3, 2nd point, or if the applicant has kept his driving license when submitting an application for renewal of a driving licence, the finally renewed driving license is sent to the municipality, where the applicant can have the renewed driving license handed over against handing in the previously issued driving license or the provisionally renewed driving licence.

§ 99.

When issuing driving licences, including when extending and renewing, previously acquired categories can be renewed if the conditions for renewal thereof are met, cf. §§ 96-98.

§ 100.

According to the provisions of this chapter, the Norwegian Road Traffic Authority can withdraw the right to drive if the conditions for acquiring a driving license are no longer met.

Paragraph 2.The right to professional passenger transport can be revoked in accordance with the rules in Section 79 of the Criminal Code. The right cannot be revoked by the Norwegian Transport Agency without the simultaneous withdrawal of the general right to drive.

Paragraph 3.The police can confiscate a damaged or worn driver's license. If the driving license is revoked on the spot, the police will issue a temporary driving license as far as possible.

§ 101.

If the Swedish Transport Agency makes a decision on the withdrawal of the driving licence, the driving license must be handed over to the Swedish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 2.The driver's license must also be handed in to the Swedish Transport Agency if, in accordance with section 105, subsection 2 or 3, restrictions are made on the right to drive.

Paragraph 3.If a driving ban is imposed or the right to drive or the right to drive a small moped is revoked, the driver's license must be handed in to the police.

Paragraph 4.If an international driving license has been issued in Denmark to a person whose driving license is temporarily revoked by the police or denied unconditionally, the international driving license must also be handed in to the police. If the driving license is revoked by the Swedish Transport Agency, the international driving license must be submitted to the Swedish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 5.If the driving license is revoked because the person in question is not sober or is dependent on euphoric or other consciousness-affecting substances, or because a decision has been taken to revoke the permission to participate in an alcolock scheme, the public prosecutor's office will, on request, bring the matter before the court in accordance with the rules in § 78, subsection 1 of the Criminal Code. 3.

§ 102.

For controlling driving tests pursuant to this chapter, the provisions in chapter 5 apply, cf. however subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.A driving license holder can, instead of taking a controlling driving test according to subsection 1 apply for an extension of the driving license to apply to additional categories or commercial passenger transport, if the extension involves passing a driving test, cf. section 60, subsection 2. This does not apply to control driving tests that are taken as a result of an unconditional disqualification from driving or a driving ban.

Paragraph 3.For driving tests taken in accordance with subsection 2, the conditions and legal effects applicable to the controlling driving test shall apply correspondingly.

Paragraph 4.The Danish Transport Agency can immediately revoke the right to drive if a driving license holder refuses to cooperate

1. 1)

   a controlling driving test,

2. 2)

   a driving test according to subsection 2,

3. 3)

   a health examination by the person concerned's own doctor or by another specialist doctor, or

4. 4)

   an indicative health-related driving test, cf. § 73.

Paragraph 5.The right to drive is also revoked if the controlling driving test is not passed the first time.

Paragraph 6.If the driving license has been revoked by the Danish Transport Agency because a controlling driving test has not been passed or taken, the application for reacquisition is processed according to the provisions in chapter 12.

§ 103.

If the police deems that the conditions for unconditional revocation of the driving license or the right to drive a small moped exist, the original driving license must be temporarily revoked in the following cases:

1. 1)

   In the case of a decision on charges for drink-driving with an alcohol concentration in the blood during or after driving of more than 1.20 per thousand or an alcohol concentration in the exhaled air during or after driving of more than 0.60 milligrams per liters of air.

2. 2)

   In the event of a decision on a charge of drink-driving with an alcohol concentration in the blood during or after driving of no more than 1.20 per thousand or an alcohol concentration in the exhaled air during or after driving of no more than 0.60 milligrams per liters of air, when the accused has previously been charged with or convicted of drink-driving, including driving under the influence of alcohol according to the rules in force before 1 September 2005, or when the accused has previously been convicted of a violation of section 54, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1 or 2.

3. 3)

   In the case of a decision on charges for driving under the influence of mind-altering substances, where the driver's blood during or after driving contains mind-altering substances which, according to rules laid down by the Minister of Transport, are classified as dangerous for road safety and which have not been consumed in accordance with a legal prescription, or where there are aggravating circumstances in cases where the driver, due to illness, weakness, overexertion, lack of sleep, exposure to stimulants or anesthetics or the like causes is in such a condition that he or she is unable to drive the vehicle safely.

4. 4)

   In the case of a decision on charges for conditions that may lead to the unconditional disqualification of the driver's license in accordance with section 126, subsection 1, no. 4, 10 or 11.

Paragraph 2.Does the police consider that the conditions for unconditional revocation of the driving license or the right to drive a small moped exist in other than those in subsection In the case mentioned in 1, the original driver's license can be temporarily revoked.

Paragraph 3.If the conditions for unconditional revocation of the driving license or the right to drive a small moped are deemed to exist, but if this is not beyond doubt, temporary withdrawal of the original driving license can only take place against the simultaneous issuance of a temporary driving license, cf. however subsection 4.

Paragraph 4.In cases where the driver's license has been revoked according to the rules in section 55 of the Road Traffic Act. 3, a temporary driving license can only be issued when the conditions for the withdrawal are no longer present.

Paragraph 5.Temporary withdrawal of an original driver's license pursuant to subsection 1 or 2, the driving license holder may be required to prove it by the court. The police must guide the person concerned about the right to trial.

§ 104.

On the basis of a report, the Swedish Transport Agency can decide that a driving license holder must take a control driving test if there are justified doubts as to whether the person in question still possesses the necessary driving skills, the necessary knowledge of the rules of the road or an understanding of consideration for other road users.

Paragraph 2.A controlling driving test does not have to be taken if the person in question has passed a driving test following the circumstances that gave rise to the Swedish Transport Agency's decision.

Paragraph 3.The one in para. The driving test referred to in 2 must be taken within the deadline for taking the controlling driving test, cf. section 71, subsection 2. If the driving test is not taken within the deadline, or if the test is not passed, the Swedish Transport Agency can immediately revoke the driving licence. Sections 110-114 will then apply correspondingly.

Paragraph 4.The provisions in subsection 1-3 do not apply if the license holder only has the right to drive a small moped.

§ 105.

If the Swedish Transport Agency becomes aware of conditions that give reasoned doubt as to whether the driver's license holder is still in satisfactory health or is still sober or independent of euphoric or other consciousness-affecting substances, the person in question has a duty to contribute to

1. 1)

   the medical examinations that are necessary to determine this, including the provision of a medical certificate, possibly from a specialist in the relevant specialty, cf. § 34, or

2. 2)

   an indicative health-related driving test, cf. § 34.

Paragraph 2.On the basis of the examinations or the driving test, it is decided,

1. 1)

   whether the driving license holder can retain the right to drive, possibly with special restrictions, cf. section 80, subsection 1, and § 86,

2. 2)

   whether the right to drive must be revoked either for medical reasons or due to the license holder's addiction to euphoric or other mind-affecting substances or due to a lack of sobriety, or

3. 3)

   whether the driving license holder must be summoned to a controlling driving test due to a lack of knowledge or skills, cf. section 104, subsection 1.

Paragraph 3.The provisions in subsection 1 and 2 apply correspondingly in connection with commercial passenger transport.

Paragraph 4.If restrictions are made on the right to drive, a new driving license will be issued in accordance with the provisions in chapter 7. The person concerned must hand in a photograph, cf. section 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5, as well as filling in the signature section of a birth certificate with the municipality. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 5.The provision in subsection 1 does not apply to driving license holders who only have the right to drive a small moped.

§ 106.

If the driving license is revoked conditionally, the driving license holder must take a controlling driving test. If the right to drive is revoked conditionally as a result of drink-driving or driving under the influence of mind-altering substances, illness etc., the driver must have previously completed a course in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course).

Paragraph 2.A controlling driving test does not have to be taken if the person in question has passed a driving test, cf. section 60, subsection 2, according to the circumstances that gave rise to the disqualification. Passing a driving test does not exempt you from completing the ANT course.

Paragraph 3.The one in para. The driving test referred to in 2 must be taken within the deadline for taking the controlling driving test, cf. section 71, subsection 2. If the driving test is not taken within the deadline, or if the test is not passed, the Swedish Transport Agency can immediately revoke the driving licence. Sections 110-114 will then apply correspondingly.

Paragraph 4.If the right to drive is revoked conditionally as a result of drink driving or driving under the influence of mind-altering substances, illness, etc., cf. Section 60 b, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, 2nd point, the application must be accompanied by a course certificate as documentation of completed course in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course). If the applicant has completed a course in alcohol and traffic (A/T course), an A/T course certificate is attached instead as documentation of completed A/T course. Section 57, subsection 6, applies similarly for A/T course certificates.

§ 107.

A checking driving test does not have to be taken if the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and an ordinary car with a large trailer (category B/E) is suspended conditionally as a result of breaching the rules on maximum permissible total weight, the rules on driving and rest time and the rules regarding the tachograph. Is the right to drive revoked conditionally in accordance with Section 129 a, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, no. 1, the driver's license can only be reacquired if the driver has completed a course in load securing and overloading. Is the right to drive revoked conditionally in accordance with Section 129 a, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, no. 2 or 3, the driving license can only be reacquired if the driver has completed courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph.

Paragraph 2.Those in para. The courses mentioned in 1 must be taken within the deadline for taking courses, cf. section 58, subsection 5. If the course is not taken within the deadline, the Norwegian Transport Agency can immediately revoke the driving licence. Thereafter, section 114, subsection 4, application.

Paragraph 3.Courses in load securing and overloading and courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph do not have to be completed if the driver has completed a course following the circumstances that gave rise to the disqualification.

§ 108.

Applicants who have been banned from driving pursuant to Section 127 of the Road Traffic Act can only have their driving license reinstated if the applicant has completed special driving lessons and/or a course on alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course) and has passed a controlling driving test, cf. Section 60 c of the Road Traffic Act.

Paragraph 2.The special driving lessons and/or ANT course cannot begin until the decision on the driving ban is final.

Paragraph 3.The special driving education and/or ANT course must be completed before the controlling driving test can be taken.

§ 109.

An application for reinstatement of the driving license after a driving ban pursuant to Section 127 of the Traffic Act is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. The identity card is signed when the practical test has been passed.

Paragraph 2.Is a driving ban imposed as a result of drink driving, driving under the influence of substances affecting consciousness, or illness etc., including driving under the influence of alcohol according to the rules that were applicable in this regard before 1 September 2005, cf. Section 60 c, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 2, a course certificate must be attached to the application as documentation for completed course in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course). If the applicant has completed a course in alcohol and traffic (A/T course), an A/T course certificate is attached instead as documentation of completed A/T course. Section 57, subsection 6, applies similarly for A/T course certificates. In other cases, a declaration, cf. § 47, and the lesson plan used must be attached to the application as documentation for completed special driving lessons.

Paragraph 3.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

§ 110.

An application for the reacquisition of the driving license after it has been revoked or revoked unconditionally is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 2.Is the right to drive revoked unconditionally as a result of drink driving, including driving under the influence of alcohol according to the rules that were in force before 1 September 2005, cf. Section 60 a, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 2, the application must be accompanied by a course certificate as documentation for completed course in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course). If the applicant has completed a course in alcohol and traffic (A/T course), an A/T course certificate is attached instead as documentation of completed A/T course. Section 57, subsection 6, applies similarly for A/T course certificates. The provisions in the 1st and 2nd points does not apply if the right to drive has been revoked unconditionally in accordance with section 129, subsection of the Norwegian Road Traffic Act. 4, as a result of drink driving committed on a small moped.

Paragraph 3.Is the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and a regular car with a large trailer (category B/E) revoked unconditionally as a result of a violation of the rules on driving and rest time and maximum permitted total weight, cf. Section 129 b of the Road Traffic Act, the application must be accompanied by documentation of a completed course in load securing and overloading and a course in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph.

Paragraph 4.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 5.If the right to drive is revoked for medical reasons or due to dependence on euphoric or other consciousness-affecting substances or due to a lack of sobriety, a medical certificate is also submitted, cf. § 3, subsection 4. In addition, a medical certificate is only required if a previous medical certificate issued in connection with the issuance or renewal of a driving license or other circumstances give rise to this.

§ 111.

The controlling driving test pursuant to this chapter is taken in accordance with the relevant provisions in chapter 5, cf. however section 114, subsection 2.

§ 112.

When applying for the reacquisition of the driving license, the driving license can be extended to include a driving license for commercial passenger transport, without taking a special driving test for this. However, it is a condition that the applicant, when the driving license was revoked or denied, was in possession of a valid driver's license for commercial passenger transport. It is also a condition that, in the decision on withdrawal or revocation, no provision was made for a special revocation of the right to commercial passenger transport. The provisions in section 29, subsection 6-8, apply accordingly.

§ 113.

If the applicant fulfills the conditions for reacquiring the right to drive, the driving license is issued in accordance with the provisions in chapter 7. The provision in section 34 applies accordingly.

§ 114.

If the driving license has been revoked because a controlling driving test has not been passed or taken, reacquisition can only take place when a new controlling driving test has been passed.

Paragraph 2.A driving license holder can, instead of taking a controlling driving test in accordance with subsection 1 apply for an extension of the driving license to apply to additional categories or commercial passenger transport, if the extension involves passing a driving test, cf. section 60, subsection 2. The legal effects applicable to control driving tests apply in these cases accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If the driving license has been revoked for three years or more due to dependence on euphoric or other mind-affecting substances, due to a lack of sobriety, or due to health issues, it is a condition for the reacquisition that the applicant passes a controlling driving test. In very special cases, the Norwegian Road Traffic Authority can decide that a controlling driving test is not to be taken.

Paragraph 4.Is the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and a regular car with a large trailer (category B/E) included, because a course in cargo securing and overloading and courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph has not been completed, reacquisition can only take place when the required courses pursuant to section 107, subsection 1, 2. and 3. points, have been completed.

§ 115.

If the driving license is revoked unconditionally, the applicant must pass a controlling driving test before reacquisition of the driving license can take place, cf. however subsection 2, § 116, subsection 1, and § 117, subsection 2. Is the right to drive revoked unconditionally pursuant to Section 129, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 4, the applicant must, however, only pass a controlling driving test if the driving license has been suspended for a continuous period of 1 year or more, or if more than 1 year has elapsed from the start of the suspension, cf. Section 129, subsection of the Traffic Act. 7.

Paragraph 2.Is the right to drive revoked unconditionally within the first three years after the first acquisition of the right to drive, cf. Section 60 c, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 3, special driving lessons must be completed and a controlling driving test passed before the driving license can be reacquired. The special driving lessons, which can be started at the earliest three months before the expiry of the disqualification period, must be completed before the controlling driving test can be taken. The provisions in the 1st and 2nd points does not apply if the right to drive has been revoked unconditionally in accordance with section 129, subsection of the Traffic Act. 4.

§ 116.

If the driving license is revoked unconditionally as a result of drink-driving, including driving under the alcohol limit according to the rules in force before 1 September 2005, or due to driving under the influence of mind-altering substances, illness, etc., the right can only be regained if the applicant has completed a course in alcohol, drugs and traffic (ANT course) and passed a controlling driving test. The ANT course must be completed before the controlling driving test can be taken. The provisions in the 1st and 2nd points does not apply, however, if the right to drive has been revoked unconditionally in accordance with section 129, subsection of the Norwegian Road Traffic Act. 4, as a result of drink-driving or driving under the influence of mind-altering substances, illness, etc. committed on a small moped.

Paragraph 2.A controlling driving test can be taken before the disqualification period expires. However, the practical test can be taken at the earliest one month before the expiry of the disqualification period, cf. however subsection 4 and 5.

Paragraph 3.Has the person in question in cases other than those in section 115, subsection 2, said passed a driving test, cf. section 60, subsection 2, according to the circumstances that gave rise to the indictment, the controlling driving test does not have to be taken if the driving test has been passed within the last year before the expiry of the disqualification period and within the last year before the application for reacquisition of the driving licence. Passing a driving test does not exempt you from completing an ANT course, cf. subsection 1. In these cases, the ANT course must be completed no later than three months after the decision on the controlling driving test is final.

Paragraph 4.Applicants covered by the mandatory alcohol lock scheme, cf. Section 60 a, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 3, who do not wish to participate in the alcohol suspension scheme, can take the practical test in connection with the controlling driving test at the earliest one month before the end of the alcohol suspension period.

Paragraph 5.Applicants covered by the voluntary alcohol lock scheme, cf. Section 132 a, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, can take the practical test in connection with the controlling driving test at the earliest one month before the start of the alcohol ban period, if the start of the alcohol ban period, at the applicant's choice, begins later than the start of the disqualification period.

§ 117.

Is the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and an ordinary car with a large trailer (category B/E) revoked unconditionally for less than three years in of the Traffic Act § 129 b, subsection 1, the driver does not have to take a controlling driving test in order to regain the driving license after the expiry of the disqualification period. Is the right to drive revoked pursuant to Section 129 b, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, nos. 2-4, cf. § 129 a, subsection 1, no. 1, the right can only be re-acquired if the driver has completed a course in load securing and read up on the circumstances that gave rise to the disqualification. Is the right to drive revoked pursuant to Section 129 b, subsection of the Traffic Act. 1, no. 1, or 2-4, cf. § 129 a, subsection 1, nos. 2 and 3, the right can only be regained if the driver has completed a course in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph according to the circumstances that gave rise to the disqualification.

Paragraph 2.Is the driving license for a small truck (category C1), a small truck with a large trailer (category C1/E), a large truck (category C), a large truck with a large trailer (category C/E), a small bus (category D1), a small bus with a large trailer (category D1/E), a large bus (category D), a large bus with a large trailer (category D/E) and an ordinary car with a large trailer (category B/E) revoked for three years or more in effect of Section 129 b of the Traffic Act, the right can only be reacquired if the driver passes a controlling driving test and has completed a course in load securing and overloading and courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph.

Paragraph 3.Courses in load securing and overloading and courses in driving and rest time rules and use of the tachograph must be completed within the last year before the expiry of the disqualification period and within the last year before the application for reacquisition of the driving licence.

Paragraph 4.Passing the controlling driving test does not exempt from completion of the courses covered by section 117, subsection 1, 2. and 3. pt.

§ 118.

An application for the reacquisition of the right to drive a small moped, after this has been revoked unconditionally, is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 2.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant fulfills the conditions for regaining the right to drive a small moped, the driving license is issued in accordance with the provisions in chapter 7.

§ 119.

The provisions in this executive order apply correspondingly to holders of Faroese, Greenlandic and foreign driving licences, to the extent that the driving license entitles a driving license holder with habitual residence in Denmark to drive vehicles here.

Paragraph 2.Driving privileges according to Faroese, Greenlandic and foreign driving licenses can be revoked according to the provisions that apply to Danish driving licences.

§ 120.

Commercial passenger transport may under no circumstances be carried out on the basis of Greenlandic or foreign driving licences.

Paragraph 2.Under no circumstances can a driving license for commercial passenger transport be issued on the basis of those in subsection 1 mentioned driver's license.

Paragraph 3.The provisions in subsection 1 and 2 do not apply to holders of driving licenses issued in an EU or EEA country.

§ 121.

Persons who do not have a habitual residence in Denmark can drive a motor vehicle here if they are in possession of one of the following valid driving licences:

1. 1)

   Driving license issued in an EU or EEA country.

2. 2)

   Faroese driving license or a digital Faroese driving licence, cf. § 6 a.

3. 3)

   Greenlandic driver's license.

4. 4)

   Temporary driving license issued in Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden.

5. 5)

   Other foreign driving licenses than those mentioned in no. 1, if the driving license is drawn up in Latin letters, or if it is accompanied by a translation into Danish, English or French. However, it is a condition that the translation is prepared by a public authority or by an organization authorized to do so in the country of issue.

6. 6)

   International driving license issued in accordance with the international conventions of 24 April 1926 on driving motor vehicles, 19 September 1949 on traffic or 8 November 1968 on road traffic.

Paragraph 2.The driving license entitles the holder to drive vehicles of the same categories in Denmark as it entitles to drive in the country of issue.

Paragraph 3.A driving license that has been issued in another EU or EEA country during a period when the right to drive is restricted, revoked or revoked in Denmark is not valid for driving in Denmark.

§ 122.

The Swedish Transport Agency can grant permission to a person who does not have a habitual residence in Denmark and who does not hold the necessary driving licence, cf. § 121, to temporarily drive a motor vehicle in Denmark (tourist driving licence). Permission can be conditional, among other things, on the applicant passing a controlling driving test.

Paragraph 2.A tourist driver's license issued in Finland, Iceland, Norway or Sweden gives the holder the right to drive the same vehicles in Denmark that he is entitled to drive in the country of issue.

§ 123.

Persons who are habitually resident in Denmark must be in possession of a Danish driving license in order to drive a motor vehicle here.

Paragraph 2.Motor-driven vehicles may, however, be driven in Denmark on the basis of a Faroese, Greenlandic or foreign driving license after the time when habitual residence is established, to the extent that this follows from the provisions in §§ 124-127.

§ 124.

A Faroese driving license or a digital Faroese driving licence, cf. § 6 a, is equated in all respects with a Danish driving license and entitles the holder to drive the same vehicles in Denmark as it entitles to drive in the Faroe Islands during the period of validity specified in the driving licence, unless this is longer than the holder's 70th birthday for driving licenses for vehicles in group 2.

Paragraph 2.A Greenlandic driving license entitles the holder to drive the same vehicles in Denmark that it entitles to drive in Greenland, for up to 180 days after the time when the condition of habitual residence is fulfilled, cf. however subsection 3.

Paragraph 3.If the holder of a Greenlandic driving license can document having completed 2 lessons of at least 45 minutes duration containing city, country and motorway driving with an approved driving instructor in Denmark, the driving license is equated in all respects with a Danish driving licence. The holder then has the right to drive the same vehicles in Denmark that he is entitled to drive in Greenland during the validity period specified in the driving licence, unless this is longer than until the holder's 70th birthday for driving licenses for group 2. The documentation according to 1st point. must be completed on a form approved by the Swedish Transport Agency and must be carried with you while driving.

§ 125.

A driving license issued in another EU or EEA country entitles the holder to drive the same vehicles in Denmark as it entitles to drive in the issuing country during the validity period specified in the driving licence.

Paragraph 2.A driving license that has been issued in another EU or EEA country during a period when the right to drive is restricted, revoked or revoked in Denmark is not valid for driving in Denmark.

Paragraph 3.A driving license issued by a country that has withdrawn from the EU or the EEA, but which at the time of issue was a member of the EU or the EEA, gives the holder the right to drive the same vehicles in Denmark as it entitles him to drive in the issuing country, for up to 180 days after the time when the country withdraws from the EU or the EEA, or for up to 180 days after the time when the holder establishes habitual residence in Denmark.

§ 126.

A driving license that was not issued in an EU or EEA country, as well as driving licenses issued on the basis of such a driving licence, gives the holder the right to drive the same vehicles in Denmark that he is entitled to drive in the issuing country, for up to 180 days after the time when the condition of habitual residence is met. However, it is a condition that the driving license is drawn up in Latin letters or is accompanied by a translation into Danish, English or French, drawn up by a public authority or by an organization authorized to do so in the country of issue. The Minister of Transport may, on recommendation from the Norwegian Transport Agency, make further provisions on extending the deadline for exchanging driving licenses issued by certain countries, cf. 1st point.

§ 127.

After the time when habitual residence in Denmark is established, a motor vehicle can only be driven on the basis of a Faroese, Greenlandic or foreign driving license if the driving license is valid and the holder meets the age conditions that apply to the issuance of a corresponding Danish driving license, cf. the provisions on this in chapter 1. Holders of a driving license issued in another EU or EEA country may, however, drive category AM from the age of 16. years, category A1 from the age of 16, category A2 from the age of 18 and category A from the age of 20, if the driving license entitles the holder to this in the country of issue.

§ 128.

An application to exchange a Faroese, Greenlandic or foreign driving license for an equivalent Danish driving license is submitted to the municipality. The application can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 2.The application must be accompanied by a photograph, cf. § 3, subsection 2. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4. The applicant must also hand in the driving license that he wishes to exchange to the municipality when submitting the application. The provisions in § 3, subsection 3 and 6, as well as § 5 apply accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If the municipal council deems it necessary, it may be required that the application be accompanied by a translation of the driver's license that is to be exchanged. The translation must be carried out by a public authority or by an organization authorized to do so in the country of issue. The costs for obtaining the translation are borne by the applicant.

Paragraph 4.Application for the exchange of a driving license which was not issued in the Faroe Islands, in Greenland or in an EU or EEA country, cf. however section 131, subsection 3, a medical certificate must be attached, cf. § 3, subsection 4. The provision in § 34 applies accordingly.

Paragraph 5.When exchanging Faroese and Greenlandic driving licences, other driving licenses which have not been issued in an EU or EEA country, as well as driving licenses issued on the basis of such a driving licence, the municipality provides the issued driving license with an endorsement of the original issuing country. For any subsequent renewal or replacement of the driving license, the endorsement must be repeated.

Paragraph 6.Issuance of a Danish driving license on the basis of a driving license issued in an EU or EEA country takes place on the basis of the Commission's decision of 14 October 2016 on equivalence between categories of driving licence.

Paragraph 7.If the applicant meets the conditions for exchanging a driving licence, a driving license will be issued in accordance with the provisions of chapter 7.

Paragraph 8.The municipal council can, when an application is submitted for the exchange of a driving licence, issue a temporary driving licence.

§ 129.

With the restrictions resulting from the provisions of §§ 130-133, exchange for a Danish driving license can be done for applicants who hold a valid Faroese, Greenlandic or foreign driving licence, if the applicant fulfills the conditions that apply to the acquisition of a corresponding Danish driving licence, cf. the relevant provisions in chapter 1.

Paragraph 2.Is it in para. 1 condition regarding the validity of the driving license is not met, and if this is solely due to the fact that the validity period of the driving license has expired, the applicant can, however, be issued a Danish driving license on the basis of a checking driving test. 1st point however, does not apply to Faroese driving licenses and driving licenses issued in an EU and EEA country. These are processed according to the rules for renewing Danish driving licences.

§ 130.

Holders of a Faroese driving license can easily have this exchanged for an equivalent Danish driving licence, cf. however section 132.

Paragraph 2.Holders of a Greenlandic driving license can only have this exchanged for an equivalent Danish driving license if the person in question passes a controlling driving test.

§ 131.

Holders of a driving license issued in an EU or EEA country can easily have this exchanged for a corresponding Danish driving licence, cf. 2, and § 2, subsection 3, and section 125, subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.Holders of a driving license that was not issued in an EU or EEA country, or a driving license issued on the basis of such a driving licence, can only have this exchanged for an equivalent Danish driving license if the person in question passes a controlling driving test, cf. however subsection 3.

Paragraph 3.Holders of a valid driving license that was issued by a country that has withdrawn from the EU or the EEA, but which at the time of issue was a member of the EU or the EEA, can easily have this exchanged for a corresponding Danish driving license with an endorsement of the original country of issue. In connection with the application for exchange, the driving license holder must make a written statement on good faith that his driving license has not been restricted, revoked or revoked. The provision in section 128, subsection 4, does not apply.

§ 132.

The Swedish Transport Agency may require that a checking driving test be passed before exchanging a foreign driving license covered by the order on the exchange of a foreign driving license for a Danish driving license without a checking driving test or a Faroese driving license for an equivalent Danish driving licence, if

1. 1)

   the driving license holder has previously taken a driving test in Denmark, which due to lack of driving skills, lack of knowledge of important traffic rules or lack of understanding of consideration for other road users has not been passed,

2. 2)

   the driver's license that is to be exchanged was acquired before the age of 18, and the person in question has not driven a motor vehicle for a period prior to the application for exchange, or

3. 3)

   driving license has previously been revoked or has been conditionally or unconditionally denied in Denmark.

§ 133.

A driving license acquired abroad by a person with habitual residence in Denmark can be exchanged in accordance with the provisions of this chapter if the stay has lasted more than six months, cf. however subsection 2.

Paragraph 2.However, this restriction does not apply to Faroese and Greenlandic driving licenses and driving licenses acquired in an EU or EEA country.

§ 134.

If the municipal council is in doubt as to whether an exchange of a foreign driving license can take place, because it is uncertain whether the driving license is genuine, the municipal council sends the application to the Swedish Transport Agency, which decides whether an exchange can take place.

Paragraph 2.If the municipal council is in doubt as to which categories can be applied to the Danish driving license in connection with the exchange of a foreign driving licence, the municipal council also sends the application to the Swedish Transport Agency, which makes a decision on this.

§ 135.

An application for the issuance of a driving license under the pilot scheme for the removal of code 78 after the acquisition of a driving license for category B, cf. appendix 5, section III b, can be submitted to any municipality, regardless of where in Denmark the applicant resides. The applicant must fill in the signature section of a birth certificate at the municipality.

Paragraph 2.Application according to subsection 1 a photograph must be attached, cf. § 3, subsection 2 and 3. The applicant must also prove his identity, cf. § 4, subsection 1-5. Section 3, subsection 6, in the executive order on driving licenses applies accordingly.

Paragraph 3.If the applicant fulfills the conditions for issuing a driving license according to Annex 5, Section III b on the removal of code 78, a new driving license will be issued with an endorsement in numerical code form in accordance with the provisions of Annex 8, Section III.

Paragraph 4.For issuing a driving license pursuant to subsection 1, a fee is paid to the Swedish Transport Agency, cf. § 21 of the executive order on fees and charges in the Swedish Transport Agency's territory.

§ 136.

Decisions on driving licenses are made by the municipal council, unless otherwise follows from this executive order.

Paragraph 2.Cases according to section 29, subsection 7, § 34, subsection 3-5, § 35, subsection 2, § 38, subsection 7, § 68, subsection 1, 2nd pt., § 69, § 71, subsection 2, 2nd point, § 72, subsection 1, § 73, subsection 1, § 86, subsection 2, § 90, subsection 1, 3rd pt., § 96, subsection 5 and 6, § 100, subsection 1, § 102, subsection 4 and 5, § 104, subsection 3, § 105, subsection 2, § 106, subsection 3, 2nd pt., § 114, subsection 3, 2nd point, § 132 and § 134 are dealt with by the Norwegian Transport Agency.

Paragraph 3.Tasks according to §§ 41, 46, 60, 61, 63 and 70, § 71, subsection 1, § 74, § 90, subsection 2, § 102, subsection 5, and § 122 as well as annexes 3, 5, 6, 7 and 10 of this executive order are handled by the Norwegian Transport Agency.

Paragraph 4.Tasks according to section 100, subsection 3, and § 103 are handled by the police.

Paragraph 5.Surrender of driving license according to Section 60 d, Section 63, subsection of the Road Traffic Act. 7, § 66 a, subsection 4, 1st point, or § 129 b, subsection 5, as well as surrender of a driving license as a result of a driving ban or disqualification pursuant to section 101, subsection of this executive order. 3 and par. 4, 1st point, must be made to the police. Surrender of a driving license as a result of the withdrawal of or restrictions on the right to drive according to section 101, subsection of this executive order. 1 and 2, and subsection 4, 2nd point, must be sent to the Swedish Transport Agency.

§ 137.

Complaints about theory tests and practical tests held in accordance with section 78, subsection 1, is decided by the municipal council.

Paragraph 2.Decisions of the Municipal Council and the Swedish Transport Agency pursuant to this executive order can be appealed to the Swedish Transport Agency, cf. however subsection 5-7.

Paragraph 3.The Danish Transport Agency's decisions pursuant to this executive order cannot be appealed to another administrative authority.

Paragraph 4.The deadline for appeals pursuant to subsection 1-3 are 4 weeks from the day the decision is announced.

Paragraph 5.The municipality's refusal to receive an application pursuant to section 88, subsection 2, referring to the fact that the application was not submitted by digital self-service, cannot be appealed to the Danish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 6.The Swedish Transport Agency's decisions pursuant to section 138 cannot be appealed to another administrative authority.

Paragraph 7.The Danish Transport Agency's decisions on rejection of a new driving test on the basis of the rules in section 60, subsection 6 and 7, cannot be brought before another administrative authority.

§ 138.

The Swedish Transport Agency may, when very special circumstances apply, exempt from the provisions of this executive order, cf. however subsection 3.

Paragraph 2.The Swedish Transport Agency can also, for a limited period, waive certain requirements in this executive order.

Paragraph 3.The Danish Transport Agency cannot dispense with the rules in section 60, subsection 6 and 7.

§ 139.

A fine shall be imposed on the person who

1. 1)

   violates § 1, § 25, subsection 2, § 36 a, §§ 40-42, § 43, subsection 2, § 44, subsection 1 and 2, § 46, § 48, subsection 1, § 50, § 51, subsection 1, § 54, subsection 3, § 88, subsection 1, § 101, subsection 1-4, § 120, subsection 1, § 123, subsection 1, § 145, subsection 1, No. 2,

2. 2)

   disregards conditions of a permit pursuant to the executive order or fails to comply with prohibitions or injunctions issued pursuant to the executive order, or

3. 3)

   does not comply with the conditions and restrictions laid down in accordance with section 80.

Paragraph 2.If a companion of a 17-year-old driver violates, cf. § 25 a, subsection 1, the conditions in § 36 a, the 17-year-old driver is punished with a fine if the 17-year-old driver has knowledge of the circumstances that justify the companion's violation.

§ 140.

The executive order enters into force on 1 July 2024.

Paragraph 2.Section 60, subsection 6, 1st and 2nd point, and subsection 7, has effect from 15 August 2024.

Paragraph 3.Section 63, subsection 1, has effect from 1 January 2025.

Paragraph 4.Executive order no. 1402 of 30 November 2023 on driving licenses is repealed, cf. however section 141.

§ 141.

For driving tests that take place in the period from 1 July to 31 December 2024, the previously applicable rules in section 63, subsection 1, subsection 3, 2nd point, and subsection 4 and 5 of executive order no. 1402 of 30 November 2023 on driving licences, continued application.

§ 142.

If a driver's license applicant or driver's license holder wishes to make use of the trial scheme for the use of code 78, cf. Annex 5, Section III a, driving lessons in a vehicle with a manual gear according to the requirements in Annex 5, Section III a, must only begin on 1 July 2024 or later. The same applies to the driver's license applicant or driver's license holder who wishes to remove code 78, cf. appendix 5, section III b.

§ 143.

Cases that are brought to the police before 1 October 2021, and which have not been processed by the police when the executive order comes into force, will be processed by the Swedish Transport Agency.

Paragraph 2.Complaints about the municipal council's and the police's decisions, which have been submitted to the Danish Transport Agency before 1 October 2021, and which have not been processed by the Danish Transport Agency when the order comes into force, will be processed by the Danish Transport Agency.

§ 144.

Driving licenses issued before 1 July 1996 and renewals thereof grant driving rights according to the following guidelines:

1. 1)

   Driving license only for category A 1 (solo motorcycle) gives the right to drive those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, mentioned vehicles, but not motorcycles with sidecars.

2. 2)

   Driving license only for category A 2 (motorcycle with sidecar) gives the right to drive those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, mentioned vehicles, but not motorcycles without sidecars.

3. 3)

   Driving license for categories A 1 + A 2 (motorcycle with sidecar) entitles you to drive all of those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, said vehicles.

4. 4)

   Driving license for category B (ordinary car) gives the right to drive:

   1. a)

      Passenger car with a maximum of eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and a permissible total weight of no more than 3,500 kg.

   2. b)

      Van with a permitted total weight of no more than 3,500 kg.

   3. c)

      Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

   4. d)

      Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg. The total permitted total weight of the wagon train must not exceed 4,250 kg. If the total permissible total weight of the train exceeds 3,500 kg, the train may only be driven when a special driving training and practical test has been completed in accordance with § 40, subsection 1 and 5 (B+).

   5. e)

      Those in § 9 and § 20, subsection 6, mentioned vehicles, except for the three-wheeled car.

5. 5)

   Driving license for category C (lorry) and category D (large passenger car) entitles you to drive all the vehicles mentioned in §§ 15 and 17.

6. 6)

   Driving license for category B/E (category B with large trailer) gives the right to drive a train consisting of an ordinary car as covered by no. 4, letters a and b, and a large trailer.

7. 7)

   Driving license for category C-D/E (category C-D with large trailer) gives the right to drive all combinations of vehicles mentioned in section 18, as well as the combinations of vehicles mentioned in no. 6 of this provision.

8. 8)

   Driving license for professional passenger transport and driving license for tractor/motor equipment entitles you to drive those in section 19 and section 20, subsection 7, mentioned vehicles.

Paragraph 2.For trailers that are not subject to registration, the permissible total weight of the trailer is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 4, letters c and d, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 145.

Driving licenses issued from 1 July 1996 to 18 January 2013 and their renewals grant driving rights according to the following guidelines:

1. 1)

   Driving license for category A (small motorcycle) gives the right to drive the vehicles in § 10 and § 20, subsection 3, mentioned vehicles. Driving license for category A (small motorcycle) also gives the right to drive:

   1. a)

      Two-wheeled motorcycle without sidecar with a ratio between engine power and curb weight of no more than 0.16 kW/kg. It is also a condition that the motorcycle has an engine power of no more than 25 kW.

   2. b)

      Two-wheel motorcycle with sidecar with a ratio between engine power and curb weight of no more than 0.16 kW/kg.

   3. c)

      The vehicles mentioned under letters a and b connected to one trailer or one trailer.

2. 2)

   The right to conduct those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, mentioned vehicles with a driving license for category A (small motorcycle) are conditional on the driver having two years' experience as a driver of a small motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A (small motorcycle) before 19 January 2013, cf. however no. 3.

3. 3)

   Driving license for those in § 11 and § 20, subsection 4, mentioned vehicles can be issued to a person who, after 19 January 2013, has gained two years' experience as a driver of a small motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A (small motorcycle), when the person is 20 years old, and has passed a practical test for category A2 on a motorcycle, category A2, cf. appendix 5.

4. 4)

   Driving license for those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, mentioned vehicles can be issued to a person who, after 19 January 2013, has gained two years' experience as a driver of a small motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A (small motorcycle), when the person is 22 years old, and has passed a practical test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5.

5. 5)

   Driving license for those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, mentioned vehicles can be issued to a person who has reached the age of 20, and only after 19 January 2013 has gained two years' experience as a driver of a small motorcycle on the basis of a driving license for category A (small motorcycle), and has then passed a practical test for category A on a motorcycle, category A, cf. appendix 5, when the person in question is a mechanic or similar, or the driving license is for training as a mechanic or similar. Until the person in question reaches the age of 22, the driving license only gives the right to drive vehicles that are tested in connection with repair or maintenance.

6. 6)

   Driving license for category A (large motorcycle) gives the right to drive those in § 12 and § 20, subsection 5, said vehicles.

7. 7)

   Driving license for category B (ordinary car) gives the right to drive:

   1. a)

      Passenger car with a maximum of eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and a permissible total weight of no more than 3,500 kg.

   2. b)

      Van with a permitted total weight of no more than 3,500 kg.

   3. c)

      Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of not more than 750 kg.

   4. d)

      Wagon train consisting of a car or van and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg. The total permitted total weight of the wagon train must not exceed 4,250 kg. If the total permissible total weight of the train exceeds 3,500 kg, the train may only be driven when a special driving training and practical test has been completed in accordance with § 40, subsection 1 and 5 (B+).

   5. e)

      Those in § 9 and § 20, subsection 6, mentioned vehicles, except for the three-wheeled car.

8. 8)

   Driving license for category C (lorry) gives the right to drive the vehicles mentioned in section 15.

9. 9)

   Driving license for category D (large passenger car) gives the right to drive the vehicles mentioned in § 17.

10. 10)

    A driving license for category E (large trailer) gives the right to drive the combinations of vehicles mentioned in § 18 as well as a train consisting of an ordinary car as covered by no. 7, letter a and b, and a large trailer.

11. 11)

    Driving license for professional passenger transport and driving license for tractor/motor equipment entitles you to drive those in section 19 and section 20, subsection 7, mentioned vehicles.

Paragraph 2.There is no information on the motorcycle's ready-to-drive weight (own weight with the addition of water, oil and fuel) in accordance with subsection 1, no. 1, letters a and b, the motorcycle's own weight is used with an addition of 15 kg.

Paragraph 3.For trailers that are not subject to registration, the permissible total weight of the trailer is determined in accordance with subsection 1, no. 7, letters c and d, using the actual total weight of the towed implement.

§ 146.

Driving licenses for small mopeds can be issued without further requirements for driving training or taking a driving test to a person who

1. 1)

   have turned 18 before 19 January 2013,

2. 2)

   have acquired a moped license before 19 January 2013, or

3. 3)

   have acquired a driving license for a tractor/motor implement before 19 January 2013.

Paragraph 2.For the issuance of driving licenses pursuant to subsection 1 a fee is paid in accordance with the executive order on fees and charges in the area of ​​the Swedish Transport Agency.

§ 147.

The right to drive a small moped without first having acquired a driving license for this belongs to a person who

1. 1)

   have turned 18 before 19 January 2013,

2. 2)

   has a valid moped license acquired before 19 January 2013, or

3. 3)

   have acquired a driving license for a tractor/motor implement before 19 January 2013.

§ 148.

For driving licenses for category B issued before 1 May 2009 and for renewals thereof, when determining the combined permissible total weight of the vehicle train and the permissible total weight of the trailer, cf. § 144, subsection 1, no. 4, letter d, 2nd sentence, and section 145, subsection 1, no. 7, letter d, 2nd point, either the trailer's registered total weight or the possibly lower determined total weight in the car's registration basis is used. 1st point only applies in relation to driving in Denmark.

§ 149.

Driving license for category D issued from 1 July 1996 to 1 May 2009 and its renewals entitles you to drive a passenger car with up to eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and with a permissible total weight of over 3,500 kg.

Paragraph 2.Driving licenses for commercial passenger transport for category D issued before 1 May 2009 and renewals thereof also apply to commercial passenger transport with cars with up to eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and with a permitted total weight of over 3,500 kg.

Paragraph 3.Driving license for commercial passenger transport for category D also applies to commercial passenger transport with a passenger car with up to eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and with a permissible total weight of over 3,500 kg, if the driver has acquired a category D driving license before 1 May 2009.

Paragraph 4.Driving license for category D/E issued before 1 May 2009 and its renewals give the right to drive a train consisting of a passenger car with up to eight seats in addition to the driver's seat and with a permissible total weight of more than 3,500 kg and a trailer with a permissible total weight of more than 750 kg.

Paragraph 5.Paragraph 1-4 only apply in relation to driving in Denmark.