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Obtaining a B-96 trailer license: requirements and process

12.02.2026 14:25 1 min 1 source
PROMOBIL DEU
Obtaining a B-96 trailer license: requirements and process
Original source: PROMOBIL

The B-96 license allows driving a vehicle-trailer combination with a total authorized mass of up to 4.25 tons, which is relevant for caravan owners. To obtain it, a standard category B license is required, along with a theoretical course (2.5 hours) and practical training (3.5 hours). The cost ranges from 250 to 550 euros, and the process typically takes one to two days.

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