When can I ride?

ER... IAM don't use their own vehciles IME - they use yours (and there is a
point to that) - and I can't say I've heard of putting L-plates on - it
defeats the point.

You certainly don't stick an L-plate on your bike when under IAM
instruction.

 

WRONG. What's the difference between MUST and SHOULD?

Must = legal requirement.

 

This is why I said "car"

HTH.

 

I'm not entirely sure (because I really cannot be arsed to go through all
your posts) but I'm fairly sure you're contradicting yourself.

 

You are getting "must" and "should" confused.

MUST: (v) "To be obliged or required by morality, law, or custom"
SHOULD: (v) "Used to express probability or expectation"

 

It doesn't - because you don't do it then either!

My understanding is it's exactly this sort of situation the green "P" thing
is for - you've passed but are not entirely confident on the road therefore
are indicating this to other road users.

This still wouldn't apply to IAM instruction though IWT.

 

Yes, you're right. In <>

 

Fair point. Well made

--
Nick Brooks

GN125 ('till test passed)
1960 SWB Landrover
1974 Mercedes Camper Van
Klein Attitude
Golf VR6
Combined vehicle age 90

 

Its all arses with you isn't it. The article refers to "high performance
bikes", not motorcycles in general. There were 133,939 new bikes sold in
2004. It would take a lot of knackered transits to make off with that amount
of bikes.

 

Oh, you win. You can shove it up my arse.

 

I did that with a Plastic L plate, cut my index finger to the fucking
bone.

 

LOL! - given his reply to Mr McGowan about being his personal shopper.
You've got him sussed.

 

FWIW I just got my licence back from the DVLA - took them a week and
they managed not to **** anything up (I think).