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750 kg.
750 kg. Article 4 of the General Driver Regulations allows cars with MAM no greater than 3,500 kg and up to eight passengers plus the driver, with trailers up to 750 kg. Such a combination may therefore total 4,250 kg. Ordinary B also permits a trailer over 750 kg when the combination’s MAM does not exceed 3,500 kg; that differs from the 3,500 kg car in this question. Also observe the vehicle’s technical towing limits.
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