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Yes, provided, among other conditions, that it is during the day and in conditions that do not restrict visibility.
Yes, under Article 12.3: the trailer must not exceed 50% of the towing vehicle’s unladen mass, travel must be by day without reduced visibility, the generic speed limit for these vehicles must be reduced by 10%, and nobody may ride in the trailer. Also observe lower limits and technical requirements. Urban roads are governed by the corresponding ordinances. The article does not include bicycles in this same authorisation.
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Yes, provided, among other conditions, that it is during the day and in conditions that do not restrict visibility.
Yes, and they may also carry people in the trailer.
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