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More than 3.5 tonnes and not more than 12 tonnes.
More than 3.5 tonnes and not more than 12 tonnes under Article 4(1)(b) of Regulation (EU) 2018/858. Exactly 12 tonnes is included in N2; exactly 3.5 tonnes is the upper boundary of N1. N3 covers masses exceeding 12 tonnes. Saying only that the mass does not exceed 12 tonnes is insufficient because it also includes the N1 range.
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Not more than 3.5 tonnes.
More than 12 tonnes.
More than 3.5 tonnes and not more than 12 tonnes.
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