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24/6/2007 at 8:14pm
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Just thinking of buying our first Caravan and as there are up to 5 of us we were thinking of buying a twin axle Caravan.
As we intend to tour round Europe during the holidays we have been told by several people that Twin axles not accepted in most sites, due to the traveller influence. What is the current situation??
I this really the case in most sites, and are we better buying a single axle van??
Also combined towing weights. My wife past her test in 1998 and we have a Nissan Pathfinder. Will she need to pass another test, and if so we can we get some training. If not does any one know of any centres for training were we can get sometraining for towing skills etc in the Hertfordshire area?
Phillifish.
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24/6/2007 at 8:42pm
Location: South East Scotland Outfit: 2006 Ace jubilee Equerry+Disco
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Quote: Originally posted by Phillifish1 on 24/6/2007
Also combined towing weights. My wife past her test in 1998 and we have a Nissan Pathfinder. Will she need to pass another test, and if so we can we get some training. If not does any one know of any centres for training were we can get sometraining for towing skills etc in the Hertfordshire area?
Phillifish.
as your wife passed her test after the 1st jan 1997 she will need to take a test to tow a caravan but it depends what size the van is, see below
Drivers who passed a car test on or after 1 January 1997 are limited to vehicles up to 3.5 tonnes maximum authorised mass towing a trailer up to 750 kgs, or a vehicle and trailer combination up to 3.5 tonnes MAM providing the MAM of the trailer does not exceed the unladen mass of the towing vehicle. You will need to pass an additional driving test in B+E if you wish to tow a caravan or trailer combination which exceeds these weight limits.
the websiteCar and trailer practical driving test : Directgov - Motoring
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