Vehicle terms

There are all sorts of vehicles, Consider the following vehicles according to their class and category. Vehicle definition: A device on wheels, tracks, runners or similar which is designed primarily for travel on land, and which does not run on rails. Vehicles are subdivided into motorised vehicles, trailers, towed vehicles, sidecars, bicycles, horse-drawn vehicles and other vehicles.

Motorised vehicles
Trailer
Towed vehicle
Sidecar
Bicycle
Horse-drawn vehicle
Other vehicles
Motor vehicles
Tractor
Heavy equipment
Terrain vehicle
Light trailer
Heavy trailer
Car
Motorcycle
Moped
Class I (traffic)
Class II (agriculture)
Class I
Class II
Off-road vehicles
Terrain scooter
Private car Class I (normal) Class II (campers, etc.)
Lorry Light lorry Heavy lorry
Bus Light bus Heavy bus
Light motorcycle
Heavy motorcycle
Class I (EU moped)
Class II

Maximum speed for different types of vehicles

Vehicle 120 km/h 110 km/h 100 km/h 90 km/h 80 km/h 70 km/h 60 km/h 50 km/h 45 km/h 40 km/h 30 km/h 25 km/h 20 km/h 10 km/h
Car Permitted
Motor cycle Permitted
Light lorries Permitted
Car with trailer Permitted: If trailer or camper has brakes. Permitted: If trailer or camper has no brakes but a total weight (or unladen weight) not exceeding half of the car’s unladen weight. Car with unbraked trailers whose total weight exceeds half of the car’s unladen weight.
Buss with a max weigth of 3.5 ton Permitted
Heavy Bus, over 3.5 ton Permitted: If all passengers have access to a seat belt Permitted: All passengers does not have access to a seat belt
Heavy lorry Permitted: Motorway and clearway Permitted: Normal road
Heavy off-road vehicle. Permitted
Tractor B Permitted
Tractor A Permitted
Tractor ("EPA tractor"). Permitted
Moped class I (EU moped). Permitted
Moped class || Permitted
Tow truck Permitted: If vehicle suspended at the rear
Tow car with tow rope Permitted
Motorised vehicle on a track Permitted
Offroad vehicle Permitted: Off-road vehicle on normal public roads
Trailer with hard steel wheels Permitted