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Category B licence.
Category B: exceeding a 45 km/h design maximum requires it in all cases under article 5.9 of the General Driver Regulations. B is also required when ordinary-vehicle mass or dimension limits are exceeded. The LVA licence has a narrower scope. Occupants must comply with authorised seats and vehicle conditions; their number alone does not determine this answer.
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