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No. A D1 towing vehicle is designed for no more than 16 passengers in addition to the driver and is no longer than 8 metres. D1+E allows adding a trailer over 750 kg MAM but does not increase the bus’s authorised passenger capacity. A bus designed for 17 passengers in addition to the driver with a non-light trailer requires D+E. Travelling empty does not change its category.
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Only if it is travelling empty and its MAM does not exceed 3,500 kg.
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