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Yes, under the stated conditions.
Yes. A vehicle authorised by B may tow that light trailer; with a towing vehicle up to 3,500 kg, the combination may reach 4,250 kg. Towing capability and other technical requirements still apply. A light trailer displays the towing vehicle’s registration, not its own red registration plate. It is incorrect to say no other restrictions apply.
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No, category B can never tow a light trailer.
Yes, under the stated conditions.
No, every combination over 3,500 kg always requires B+E.
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