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More than 12 tonnes.
A maximum mass exceeding 12 tonnes. N1 is up to 3.5 tonnes; N2 exceeds 3.5 but does not exceed 12. A 7.5-tonne threshold does not define N3; “over 7.5” alone includes N2 and N3 vehicles. Classification uses the technically permissible maximum mass, not payload or actual mass on a particular journey.
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More than 12 tonnes.
More than 3.5 tonnes and up to 12 tonnes inclusive.
Up to 3.5 tonnes inclusive.
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