Class 3 Commercial Driver Practice · Question
A Class 3 licence permits the driver to operate:
Class 3 is for heavy single trucks (typically 3 or more axles or over 14,500 kg GVW) excluding tractor-trailers.
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Question: A Class 3 licence permits the driver to operate:
Answer options: ✅ Any single motor vehicle exceeding 14,500 kg GVW, or with more than 2 axles
- Motorcycles only
- Tractor-trailer combinations
- Passenger cars only
Correct answer: Any single motor vehicle exceeding 14,500 kg GVW, or with more than 2 axles
Explanation: Class 3 is for heavy single trucks (typically 3 or more axles or over 14,500 kg GVW) excluding tractor-trailers.
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