Discussion
In a nutshell:
A person who before 1.1.1997 passed a test in respect of a class in an old category shall be regarded as having passed a test in the new category, so
Old C corresponds with New Category C
C = Any m veh having a max authorised mass exceeding 3.5 tonnes other than a vehicle within D (Passenger veh more than 8), F (Ag/Forestry Tractor), G (Road roller)or H (Track layer)including such a vehicle drawing a trailer having an authorised mass n/e 750 kg
If the vehicle has a maximum authorised mass, which exceeds 3.5 tonnes, but not 7.5 tonnes then a category C1 licence is needed. If the maximum authorised mass exceeds 7.5 tonnes then a category C licence is needed.(The old HGV)
Go deeper:
The Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regs 1999 and amendments
Stat Instrument 2864, SI 72 and SI 617 all of 1999
DVLA site Driving Licences.
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A person who before 1.1.1997 passed a test in respect of a class in an old category shall be regarded as having passed a test in the new category, so
Old C corresponds with New Category C
C = Any m veh having a max authorised mass exceeding 3.5 tonnes other than a vehicle within D (Passenger veh more than 8), F (Ag/Forestry Tractor), G (Road roller)or H (Track layer)including such a vehicle drawing a trailer having an authorised mass n/e 750 kg
If the vehicle has a maximum authorised mass, which exceeds 3.5 tonnes, but not 7.5 tonnes then a category C1 licence is needed. If the maximum authorised mass exceeds 7.5 tonnes then a category C licence is needed.(The old HGV)
Go deeper:
The Motor Vehicles (Driving Licences) Regs 1999 and amendments
Stat Instrument 2864, SI 72 and SI 617 all of 1999
DVLA site Driving Licences.
dvd
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