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In the Netherlands, if three serious offenses are committed within five years of a license being issued to a new driver, the holder will have their license revoked and must undergo the examination process again to reobtain their license.
A moped can be driven by persons aged 16 or over who are in possession of a moped license (Category AM), which can be obtained after sitting a computerised theory test. Practical training or an examination are not required. Holders of an automobile license are allowed to drive a moped without any additional documents or testing.
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