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Yes, it must have compulsory insurance.
Yes. The statutory exemption for trailers and semi-trailers not exceeding 750 kg includes exactly 750 kg; it does not apply to the trailer described. The obligation is not limited to the time it is hitched. Check the insurer’s contractual conditions without confusing notification with the statutory insurance requirement.
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No, only passenger cars must be insured.
Only trailers under 750 kg must be insured.
Yes, it must have compulsory insurance.
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