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Category D licence.
D. It authorises buses designed for more than eight passengers plus the driver and a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of up to 750 kg. D1 is limited to 16 passengers plus the driver and eight metres in length; adding E does not remove those limits on the towing vehicle. A D+E holder may also drive this combination, but D+E is not the minimum required. Other driver and service requirements must also be met.
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