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Yes, category B authorises that agricultural vehicle.
Yes. Article 5.9 of the General Driver Regulations permits category B holders to drive self-propelled special agricultural vehicles and combinations even above 3,500 kg. It does not make this authorisation conditional on a maximum speed of 40 km/h. The non-agricultural special-vehicle regime differs and must not be reduced to one mass limit for every case. Personal licence restrictions and other traffic requirements still apply.
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Yes, but only if its maximum authorised speed does not exceed 40 km/h.
No, category B never permits an agricultural tractor above 3,500 kg.
Yes, category B authorises that agricultural vehicle.
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