The specific regulations for driving licenses in France necessitate checks before renting a two-wheeled vehicle. Indeed, driving a vehicle and renting one are two different matters, and the regulations in your country are not necessarily the same as in France. Our insurance provider may impose specific rules for scooter and motorcycle rentals that differ from the laws for driving a vehicle on the road.
 
European License
50cc Scooters
BSR/AM - A1, A2, A - No license if born before 1988
Scooter/motorcycle 125
MP3
A1, A2, A - Permis B + training 125 (exclusively French)
Moto A2
Maxi Scooter
A2, A
Moto A
A
Permit outside Europe (Swiss and Great Britain included)
50cc Scooters
Local permit + International permit, without permit if born before 1988
Scooter/motorcycle 125
MP3
Local license + International license mention A
Moto A2
Maxi Scooter
Local license + International license mention A
Moto A
Local license + International license mention A
  50cc scooters Scooter/Motorcycle 125
MP3		 A2 Motorcycle
Maxi Scooter		 Moto A
European Union License BSR/AM
A1, A2, A
No license if born before 1988		 A1, A2, A
B license + training 125 (exclusively French)		 A2, A A
Permit outside European Union - Local permit + International permit
- No permit if born before 1988		 - Local driving license + International driving license mention A - Local driving license + International driving license mention A - Local driving license + International driving license mention A
Permis A2 provisoire

Provisional license A2

The provisional A2 license is accepted in addition to the definitive B licence. This document is only valid for 4 months to the day. The return of the vehicle must be made before the expiry date of this provisional permit. After these 4 months, only the definitive A2 license is accepted.

Permis A2 provisoire

Provisional license A

This document does not allow the driving of a vehicle A. The sentence at the bottom of this document indicates it. Only the definitive A license allows you to drive category A vehicles.