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Licence B+E
B+E: the towing vehicle is category B and the trailer does not exceed 3,500 kg. The 4,500 kg combination exceeds the 4,250 kg scope of B with code 96. A trailer’s 1,500 kg MAM alone is insufficient to determine the minimum authorisation; the towing vehicle and combined mass must also be checked.
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