Towing laws - all go on the plated weights not actual weights
B = vehicle 3500 GVW + 750 MAM trailer OR if trailer over 750 then vehicle GVW + trailer MAM must not total more than 3500
B+E = vehicle up to 3500 GVW with any trailer up to 3500 MAM
C = rigid vehicle of any weight with max trailer of 750 MAM
B categories are lower than C categories so cannot be used to upgrade C towing entitlements
ROG:
Towing laws - all go on the plated weights not actual weights
B = vehicle 3500 GVW + 750 MAM trailer OR if trailer over 750 then vehicle GVW + trailer MAM must not total more than 3500
B+E = vehicle up to 3500 GVW with any trailer up to 3500 MAM
C = rigid vehicle of any weight with max trailer of 750 MAM
B categories are lower than C categories so cannot be used to upgrade C towing entitlements
Thanks for clearing that up, made no sense to me the way the gov website clarifies things.
The one that puzzles me is C1+E with weight limit 107.
I understand that means 8250 kg max combined weight, but if the PM MAM is < 7500 kg, can you pull a trailer over 750 kg?
(Makes a big difference for anyone wanting to tow a car behind a motorhome).
I gave up trying to interpret it and I’m doing C+E next month, but it would be good to know.
Crossroads:
The one that puzzles me is C1+E with weight limit 107.
I understand that means 8250 kg max combined weight, but if the PM MAM is < 7500 kg, can you pull a trailer over 750 kg?
(Makes a big difference for anyone wanting to tow a car behind a motorhome).
I gave up trying to interpret it and I’m doing C+E next month, but it would be good to know.
C1+E (107) = vehicle GVW added to trailer MAM must not total more than 8250