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EU to allow heavier motorhomes on category B licences from 2028

14.12.2025 10:48 1 min 1 source
Autobahn NLD
EU to allow heavier motorhomes on category B licences from 2028
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The European Union will raise the permissible mass for motorhomes driven with a standard category B license from 3.5 to 4.25 tonnes. The new rules will only take effect in 2028, and EU member states may introduce additional driver requirements, such as mandatory training or tests.

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Category B driving license to allow heavier motorhomes

14.12.2025 Autobahn NLD Original source

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