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Someone whose main occupation is driving vehicles used for the transport of people or goods.
A professional driver is a person who holds the appropriate administrative authorisation to drive, and whose main occupation is driving motor vehicles used for the transport of goods or people.
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Someone who holds both a category B and A2 licence at the same time.
Someone whose main occupation is driving vehicles used for the transport of people or goods.
Someone who has held any driving licence for more than one year.
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