According to the Law of the Republic of Armenia "On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety", persons holding "B", "C" and "D" category driving licenses are allowed to drive them with attachments, if the maximum permissible mass of the attachment does not exceed:
Answer options
Explanation
750 kg.
A holder of a category "B", "C" or "D" licence may tow a trailer only while the trailer's own maximum permissible mass stays at or below 750 kg. Above that figure the car-and-trailer combination counts as a separate vehicle combination, and driving it requires a category "E" licence.
The detail that catches people out is that the limit applies to the trailer's permitted mass, not to the load actually inside it. An empty trailer rated at 900 kg is still off-limits without category "E". The 750 kg figure is asked in several different wordings across the official bank, so learn the number itself rather than the phrasing.
Why the other answers are wrong
- 800 kg — 800 kg sits deliberately close to the real limit — it is a distractor, not the legal threshold.
- 1000 kg — 1000 kg is above the limit; towing such a trailer requires a category "E" licence.
Legal basis: RA Law "On Ensuring Road Traffic Safety"
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