Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

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Category: Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

What driving license do you need to drive this vehicle combination?

Class B

Class B with Code 96

Class BE

Class B if the trailer is unloaded

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Category: Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

How do you secure a fully loaded trailer of vehicle class O2 against rolling on a steep slope?

By applying the overrun brake with a pre-tensioning wedge

With at least one wheel chock

By attaching the breakaway safety of the trailer to the roadside

By applying the parking brake

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Category: Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

You want to park your caravan trailer for an extended period. What should you pay attention to?

I reduce the tire pressure to at most 1 bar to spare the tires

I protect the tires from prolonged sun exposure

I relieve the tires with the help of the supports built into the caravan trailer

I leave the parking brake in the released state and secure the trailer against unintended rolling in another way

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Category: Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

For which trailers must a wheel chock be carried?

For trailers of vehicle class O1

For trailers with a design speed of more than 50 km/h

For trailers that are braked

For trailers of vehicle class O2 or higher

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Category: Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling - Level 2

You want to park your caravan trailer for an extended period. Why should you relieve the tires as much as possible and protect them from direct sunlight?

Because the tires quickly lose tread at that spot due to prolonged stress at the same spot

Because the tires can age quickly due to prolonged sun exposure

Because the tires can dangerously lose color due to prolonged sun exposure

Because the tires can be permanently deformed by prolonged stress at the same spot

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Class E (Truck) -8- Coupling, Uncoupling – Level 2