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No. In this case, C1+E permits a C1 towing vehicle with a MAM no greater than 7,500 kg, a trailer over 750 kg, and a combined MAM no greater than 12,000 kg. A lorry over 16,000 kg already exceeds those limits. That lorry with a non-light trailer requires C+E and any other applicable requirements; turning 21 does not itself expand a C1+E licence.
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