Question 1274 · Truck theory test
What is the Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) in tonnes of a 3-axle rigid truck with conventional (non-air) suspension?
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Correct answer
25 tonnes.
Official explanation
The maximum permitted laden weight of a 3-axle rigid truck with conventional suspension is 25 tonnes. Overloading any truck is illegal and can have serious consequences.
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