About B licence: three limits at once: which statement is WRONG?
- The minimum age for category B is 18. 2toDrive is supervised driving from age 17, not independent authorisation.
- Between a 3,500 kg and a 4,250 kg combination, a B licence with code 96 is enough; BE is not the minimum there.
- ✓ With a B licence you may drive a vehicle for any number of passengers, as long as the mass stays under 3,500 kg.
- Up to 750 kg is always allowed; heavier is only allowed if the COMBINATION's mass stays at or under 3,500 kg.
Correct answer: With a B licence you may drive a vehicle for any number of passengers, as long as the mass stays under 3,500 kg.
Explanation
Category B applies to vehicles for at most 8 passengers, excluding the driver, in addition to the mass limit
Why learners get this wrong
- The minimum age for category B is 18. 2toDrive is supervised driving from age 17, not independent authorisation
- Between a 3,500 kg and a 4,250 kg combination, a B licence with code 96 is enough; BE is not the minimum there.
- Up to 750 kg is always allowed; heavier is only allowed if the COMBINATION's mass stays at or under 3,500 kg
Topic: B licence: three limits at once
Read the rule: Core: B licence: three limits at once
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- Challenge: B licence: three limits at once
- The model: B licence: three limits at once
- Core: B licence: three limits at once
- Why it matters: B licence: three limits at once
- Active recall: B licence: three limits at once
- Teach back: B licence: three limits at once
- Memory hook: B licence: three limits at once