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with an MAM exceeding 750 kg.
The registration certificate is a document required for the legal circulation of vehicles, and it is compulsory for trailers and semi-trailers with a Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) exceeding 750 kg. Why is the registration certificate important? Authorisation to Circulate: The registration certificate is the document that authorises vehicles to circulate, including cars, trailers and semi-trailers. Issued by the Competent Authority: The Jefatura Provincial de Tráfico is the body responsible for issuing the certificate after verifying that the vehicle meets the necessary conditions to circulate safely. Information Contained in the Certificate: It includes identifying details of the vehicle, such as registration plate, make, model, intended use, number of seats, MAM, registration date and the owner's details. Compulsory for Heavy Trailers and Semi-trailers: Specifically, trailers and semi-trailers with an MAM exceeding 750 kg must hold this certificate to circulate legally.
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regardless of their MAM.
with an MAM not exceeding 750 kg.
with an MAM exceeding 750 kg.
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