Replace a lost or stolen motorcycle CBT certificate

You can get a replacement motorcycle compulsory basic training (CBT) certificate from the training school where you took your CBT course.

If you completed the course more than 2 years ago, you’ll need to take another CBT course to get a new certificate.

If your certificate has been stolen, tell the police as well.

Request a replacement from your motorcycle training school

Contact the motorcycle training school where you took your CBT course to request a replacement. They can charge you up to £20.

Find the name and contact details for motorcycle training schools. 

You need to give them:

  • your name as it appears on your driving licence 
  • your driving licence number 
  • the date you completed your CBT course 
  • your telephone number, so the training school can contact you to pay for the replacement  

If they do not get back to you, apply to the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) to get a replacement. 

If the training school has closed down

Apply to DVSA to get a replacement.

You need:

  • the name of the training school you used
  • the address where you took the course
  • the date you took the course
  • a debit or credit card to pay the £20 fee
  • your driving licence number

If you do not know the name and address of the training school

DVSA cannot give you a replacement certificate. You’ll need to take another CBT course.

If you need help

Email the DVSA CBT team. 

DVSA CBT team
cbt@dvsa.gov.uk

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