Question 1529 · Truck theory test
What does the term Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) refer to?
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Correct answer
MAM refers to the term used by manufacturers for the weight of the vehicle together with the maximum load it is designed to carry.
Official explanation
Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM) is the term used by manufacturers for the weight of the vehicle together with the maximum load it is designed to carry including passengers, fuel, cargo and attachments. The MAM is usually shown on a metal plate attached to the vehicle by the manufacturer.
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Licensing
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