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A reduction of 10%.
They are reduced by 10% under Article 12.3. The trailer must not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass, may not carry people and must meet other technical conditions. A 1,000 kg trailer cannot simply be assumed lawful without checking these conditions. Urban travel is subject to the corresponding local rules and applicable limits; 50 km/h is not universal on every urban road.
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A reduction of 10%.
No reduction for towing the trailer.
A reduction of 50%.
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