What does the code 107 mean on a driving Licence?

What does the code 107 mean on a driving Licence?

107 – not more than 8,250 kilograms. 108 – subject to minimum age requirements. 110 – limited to transporting persons with restricted mobility. 111 – limited to 16 passenger seats. 113 – limited to 16 passenger seats except for automatics.

What C1E 107?

C1E (with restriction code 107) Vehicles with up to 16 passenger seats plus driver, with trailer up to 750kg. A. D1 (with restriction code 101) Vehicles with up to 16 passenger seats plus driver, with trailer over 750kg.

What are C1E vehicles?

Category C1E entitles you, among other things, to drive a light lorry and tow a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of more than 750 kg. You must be at least 18 years old and hold a driving licence for Category C1 to get a Category C1E licence.

What does C and C1 mean on a driving Licence?

‘C1 and ‘C’ licences If the vehicle has a MAM between 3.5 tonnes and 7.5 tonnes then a category ‘C1’ LGV driving licence is needed, however, if the (MAM) is more than 7.5 tonnes then a category ‘C’ LGV driving licence is needed.

What is category E on a driving licence?

Category B+E is for car drivers who would like to be able to tow a trailer with their car. With a Category B+E driving licence (car & trailer combination), you will be able to drive your car and tow a trailer with a maximum combined weight of up to 7 tonnes.

What category is LGV?

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The term ‘LGV’ can be used to refer to two types of commercial vehicle: ‘Light Goods Vehicles’ which refers to a commercial carrier vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of no more than 3.5 tonnes. Some examples of ‘Light Goods Vehicles’ include pick-up trucks, vans and some three-wheeled commercial vehicles.

How long does c1e licence last?

Your photo card licence must be in date. New photo every 10 years and medical is still in date. If LGV theory tests were passed for your C1 or C test they are valid forever, so there is no need to do them again, unless you have C1 ‘Grandfather Rights’ (See bullet point below).

What does C1E allow you to drive?

Category C1E You can drive C1 category vehicles with a trailer over 750kg. The combined MAM of both cannot exceed 12,000kg.

What is the difference between C1E and CE?

A Cat C licence covers vehicle and trailer combinations over 3,500 kg but under 32 tonnes, while Cat C+E holders can operate heavier articulated combinations of up to 44 tonnes.

Is LGV and HGV the same?

There is no difference between LGV licence and HGV licence, they mean the exactly the same! Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) is an older term and Large Goods Vehicle (LGV) is a newer EU term.

What can I tow with B e licence?

In 2013, a further amendment was made to the B+E category to introduce an upper weight limit of the trailer to 3,500kgs with a total maximum train weight of 7,000kgs. The maximum weight of a trailer you can tow on a B+E licence now depends on the BE “valid from” date shown on your driving licence.

What is a category E test?

The LGV Category C+E licence will allow drivers to drive any rigid vehicle with a trailer over 750kg (truck and trailer) up to a combined weight of 44 tonnes. Drivers who pass the LGV C+E test will be entitled to drive articulated lorries (artics), or trucks with a drawbar trailer.

What is the difference between HGV and LGV licence?

What can I drive with cat C1E?

What class is a C1 E licence?

C1 licence holders are likely to be driving vehicles used for making local supermarket deliveries or removals, for example. These are also referred to as 7.5 ton or Class 3 trucks. Car licences issued before January 1997 have automatic rights to drive vehicles up to 7.5 tonnes (known as ‘grandfather rights’).

What is the difference between c1e and CE?

What can I tow with a c1e licence?

This licence category will allow you to drive a 7.5 tonne vehicle towing a trailer that exceeds 750kgs.

What class is C1E?

Licences issued between June 1990 and December 1996