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Exceeds 750 kg
The trailer or semitrailer’s maximum authorised mass exceeds 750 kg. Category C already permits a trailer up to 750 kg, whereas the C+E definition adds a trailer or semitrailer exceeding 750 kg. It does not require a mass below 3,500 kg; respect authorised technical masses and conditions of the vehicle and combination. The question asks for the category definition, not every driving entitlement held by a C+E licence holder.
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Exceeds 750 kg
May be up to 750 kg
Must be under 3,500 kg
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