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Q: Motorcycle licence hauihua

Hello I have a Chinese car driving licence.
I want to get the large motorcycle licence.
can anyone tell me where in this city I need to go
I have already passed the test in uk just want the Chinese one so I can ride around here, thank you

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Which city you are referring to has not been mentioned. Also, if you want to get a motorcycle license you are gonna have to find the DMV in that particular city that you are at. Although it is a good idea to get one I've known at least one person that never got one that rode around on his motorcycle for months. 

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The city is Huaihua
whats a DMV??

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Department of motor Vehicles

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philbravery:

same as your DVLA

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