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B96 License: How to Avoid Getting C1 Category for Towing a Trailer

07.05.2026 13:06 1 min 2 sources
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B96 License: How to Avoid Getting C1 Category for Towing a Trailer
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Drivers with category B often face restrictions when towing a caravan or trailer. The key rule: the total permissible maximum mass of the car and trailer must not exceed 3500 kg, even if their actual weight is less. Non-compliance risks fines, road hazards, and insurance claim denial.

Solution — B96 License

Category B with code 96 increases the permissible total mass of the combination to 4250 kg. The cost is 300–500 euros and takes less time than obtaining category C1 (1500–2000 euros and several months of training). This makes B96 a more affordable option for motorhome and caravan owners.

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B96 License: How to Avoid Getting a C1 for Your Trailer

29.04.2026 Motor16 SPA

Driving license B rules: when a caravan under 3.5 tons is still too heavy

29.12.2025 Autovisie NLD

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