lisäoikeuskortteihin

Lisäoikeuskortit is a Finnish term that translates to "additional rights cards" or "supplementary right cards" in English. In the context of Finnish law and public services, it refers to specific permits or endorsements that can be added to a driver's license. These additions grant the holder the right to operate certain types of vehicles or engage in specific activities that are not covered by the basic driver's license categories.

The most common example of a lisäoikeuskortti is related to the operation of mopeds. While a standard passenger car license (B-category) in Finland often includes the right to drive a moped, specific conditions or additional training might necessitate a lisäoikeuskortti. Another instance could involve endorsements for operating specific types of agricultural machinery or certain specialized vehicles. These cards are not standalone documents but are integrated or noted on the official driver's license, clearly indicating the additional rights conferred.

Obtaining a lisäoikeuskortti typically involves completing a designated training course, passing a specific theoretical or practical test, or meeting certain age and health requirements beyond those for the basic license. The purpose of these supplementary rights is to ensure that individuals possess the necessary skills and knowledge to operate potentially more complex or specialized vehicles safely. The specific requirements and types of lisäoikeuskortit are regulated by Finnish law and overseen by the Finnish Transport and Communications Agency (Traficom).