What Type of Driver's License is Required to Drive a Trailer RV?

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NadiaLee
07/24/25 11:16pm
The following driver's licenses are required to drive a trailer RV: 1. For a trailer RV with a length less than 6 meters and a total weight under 4500kg, a C1 license is required; 2. For a trailer RV longer than 6 meters, a B1 license is required; 3. For an RV longer than 6 meters, a B2 license is required. Additional relevant information is as follows: 1. The full name of the driver's license is the motor vehicle driver's license, also known as a 'driver's license,' which is the certification required by law for motor vehicle drivers. 2. Common types of RVs include motorized and trailer RVs, which are further divided into 9 categories: Type A motorized, Type B motorized, Type C motorized, Type A trailer, Type B trailer, Type C trailer, Type D trailer, Mobile Villa Type A, and Mobile Villa Type B.
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StRowan
08/10/25 3:20pm
I've been driving towable RVs for over a decade, and the license requirements are quite specific. First, you need an A2 license, which is specifically designed for towing vehicles because operating a towable RV involves controlling large vehicles and maintaining stability - a regular C1 license won't cut it. Unless it's an extremely lightweight trailer with a total weight under 700kg where C1 might be permitted, but you'd need to check local regulations - don't take risks. To obtain an A2 license, you must meet age requirements (usually 21+) and undergo rigorous training to learn reversing, controlling long vehicles, and emergency handling. I went through the process myself - it takes time but is absolutely worth it, safety comes first. Towable RV travel is fantastic for freedom on the road, but unlicensed driving carries heavy risks including fines or accidents. So if you're serious about it, get the proper license first.
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