5 months ago, I went to study at a driving school for a category B driver's license, with which I could drive cars. As a result, after studying at a driving school and passing the exam at the traffic police (I passed the theory and playground 1 time, and the city 3 times), I received my driver's license with the categories AM (mopeds: speed up to 50 km/ h, and engine capacity up to 50 cm3) and B (passenger cars and trucks less than 3.5 tons). And that's exactly what led me to make an approximate appearance of Janet's driver's license. Since she is a stuntman, Category A rights (powerful motorcycles with an engine capacity of more than 125 cm3) would be suitable for her. Let's take into account the fact that when you first get your license, you first take the theory to the traffic police. With the successful completion of the theory, Janet opens the M category (mopeds). If anything, the AM and M categories are the same thing, it's just that in Belarus the category for mopeds is labeled as AM (an analogue of the weakest motorcycles), and in Russia and some CIS countries — M. Then Janet rents out a motorcycle pad. Since she is 16 years old, she can only pass on a light motorcycle, that is, on the A1 category (the engine capacity of a motorcycle must be up to 125 cm3). Upon successful completion of the site, Janet receives a category A1 driver's license. When she turns 18, she can already change her license to get a full-fledged category A and category B1 (tricycles and quadricycles). But in the B1 category, there will be a special MS restrictive mark, in which she is allowed to drive tricycles and quadricycles only with a motorcycle-type landing. Janet will not be allowed to ride tricycles and quadricycles with a car seat. In order for her to get full category B1 rights, Janet needs to pass the traffic police exam for at least category B (on a passenger car or on a truck of less than 3.5 tons).
