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Agricultural special vehicles and special vehicles for works and services
Agricultural special vehicles and special vehicles for works and services. This purpose-based classification differs from classifying them as self-propelled or towed. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations lists agricultural, works and service tractors and machines, among others, together with the corresponding towed categories. Not every agricultural implement is considered a vehicle.
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