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EU Driver's License Changes for Motorhomes and Trailers

24.03.2026 16:00 1 min 1 source
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EU Driver's License Changes for Motorhomes and Trailers
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The European Union has adopted a new driver's license directive allowing category B license holders to drive motorhomes up to 4.25 tons after additional training. However, the B96 license category remains necessary for towing trailers exceeding 750 kg, as the new rules only apply to combinations with lightweight trailers.

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24.03.2026 PROMOBIL DEU

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