Question 555 · Car theory test
What is the maximum gross weight of a vehicle that may be driven by the holder of a Category B driving licence?
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Correct answer
3,500 kilograms.
Official explanation
The holder of a Category B driving licence is not permitted to drive a vehicle with a design gross vehicle weight of more than 3,500 kg. This restriction is noted on the licence.
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