Driving My Tractor (Barefoot Singalongs)

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For a vehicle to qualify as an agricultural material handler, it must be designed to lift goods or burden. It must also be designed and constructed primarily for off-road use.

You’ll also have an eyesight test and at the end of the category F, G, H or K test, you’ll be asked 5 questions on the Highway Code and other motoring matters. You’ll then be asked to identify 6 different traffic signs. Category H tests Other, non-tractor agricultural motor vehicles require a category B licence, and you must also be over 21 years old to drive these.HM Revenue and Customs ( HMRC) is responsible for the policy on red diesel. It may be used for agriculture, horticulture and forestry work, as discussed in Excise Notice 75. 8.1 Warning beacons Under special licensing arrangements, you are allowed to drive larger vehicles on your farm without holding a large goods vehicle ( LGV) driving licence entitlement. DVSA provides a range of licensing, testing and enforcement services with the aim of improving the roadworthiness standards of vehicles, and ensuring the compliance of operators and drivers with road traffic legislation. Read about the work and services of DVSA. only in passing from land in the occupation of a person keeping the vehicle to other land in the occupation of that person trailer, so that it is visible from any point at a reasonable distance from the vehicle or the trailer

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Byways open to all traffic classification explained

You needed to show you can use all the vehicle’s primary controls smoothly and at the correct time. This includes the: Every time we go into a field we use the same wheeling. We’ve reduced the amount of the time we are in the field, and there’s more land for direct drilling. Diesel usage has gone from 120 litres a hectare down to around 60 litres a hectare. Further information DVLA Driving Licence Helpline If your quad was first used on or after 1 April 1986, the types of lamp it requires are determined by the maximum speed of the vehicle, as shown in the table below: Lamp requirements for different types of quad Maximum speed As above and also: Dipped-beam headlamp (white) Front and rear direction indicators (amber)* Also, there must be a switch to operate all 4 flashing together - as a hazard warning device