Driving license question

nikki_07766

Well-Known Member
Joined
16 June 2005
Messages
996
Location
Lincolnshire
Visit site
It depends when you passed your test, if it was after a certain year ( sorry can't remember which )you can only drive up to 3.5 tons like the lorry you have posted. if it was before you can drive up to 7.5 ton, also if you passed your test after the year above then you will have to take a trailer test. I’m sure someone will know the year though. hope this has been of some help!.
 

Baileyhoss

Well-Known Member
Joined
13 February 2008
Messages
2,736
Visit site
yes you can, but bear in mind that with only 1200kg payload, if you put 2 horses in it, you will have absolutely nothing left for tack, water, hay, people, stuff etc without being overweight. These vans are fine if you only have one horse.

In all honesty the price of these is ridiculous becuase there is a lot of demand for people like yourself. If you spend the money on your test you'll be able to get much better value for money on a larger lorry with no worries about space or weight.
 

carthorse

Well-Known Member
Joined
24 January 2007
Messages
11,554
Location
west mids
s150.photobucket.com
My daughter is 27 and took her test as soon as she could and she has had to get a prov. licence for 7.5 tons and we have to be with her until she can afford to take her test. So if you are 27 or younger then ,no.
Sorry didn't click on the link , if it is up to 3.5 ton then yes [ I thought it would be a 7.5 you were asking about] but make sure you never weigh over 3.5 ton fully laden.
 
Top