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Self-propelled special vehicles for works and services
It belongs to the self-propelled special vehicles for works and services group. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations defines a service tractor as a self-propelled vehicle with two or more axles designed to pull or push service vehicles, wagons or other equipment. It is not defined by cleaning agricultural estates and is not a towed agricultural vehicle. Distinguish its construction and function from those of an agricultural tractor.
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