Motoring campaigners have called for a crackdown on moped riders using learner plates as it emerged companies are offering the vehicles for hire from as little as £7 a day. 

MailOnline revealed how L-plates are being used routinely by drivers working for takeaway apps in order to allow them to operate full time without having to pass a test.

A further investigation has revealed a string of companies offering moped hire at bargain basement prices, with adverts promising clients hoping to start up as delivery couriers that they can hit the roads 'instantly'. 

Anyone over 16 can start riding a moped after undertaking compulsory basic training (CBT), a one-day course costing between £110 and บ้านสองชั้นลำปาง £200 that does not include a test element.