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lol, its when the rangey sport passes you on the motorway doing about 80mph towing a 30 foot monster caravan, or even worse, the old shape astra laiden with mum,dad, 3 kids and the dog towing something out of the ark and you can only see half the back wheels because its on its rear so much. Usually the windows are all steamed up aswell and their is a wee gap with all the fag smoke coming out:sneaky2:oh yes and its snaking in the middle lane:thumbdown::laugh1:

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When I got stopped by VOSA with my lass driving towing an empty car transporter he made me take over the driving as I have pre 97 licence. He said that even though the trailer is less than 750kg empty it has the potential to be loaded to 3.5ton so is illegal to be towed by a post 97 licence holder as you have the ability to break the law.

 

I asked him what car he drove, he said a 320BMW. I asked how fast it would go, when he said why I said if it will go faster than 70mph then surely you are breaking the law driving it as it has the ability to break the law. He had no answer, agreed the law was wrong and open to interpretation. In fact you shouldn't be driving a vehicle with a tow bar and NO trailer with a post 97 licence as you have the ability to hitch up a greater than 750kg trailer and therefore would be illegal.

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