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15/5/2015 at 9:54pm
 Location: Southwest
 Outfit: Modified Freedom Microlite
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You need either to have passed your test before the law changed, or to have passed a towing test if you are going to tow a braked trailer in the UK. As I understand it the modern licence group is for unbraked trailers under 750Kg fully laden. Towing a braked trailer, even if it is unladen and under 750Kg unladen, can get you prosecuted if you have a 21st century licence.

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15/5/2015 at 10:11pm
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I thought people who acquired their licences post 1997 can tow outfits with a gross train weight of 3500kg.


16/5/2015 at 5:32am
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Quote: Originally posted by ramped microlite on 15/5/2015
You need either to have passed your test before the law changed, or to have passed a towing test if you are going to tow a braked trailer in the UK. As I understand it the modern licence group is for unbraked trailers under 750Kg fully laden. Towing a braked trailer, even if it is unladen and under 750Kg unladen, can get you prosecuted if you have a 21st century licence.


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