What category T covers
Category T entitles you to drive an agricultural tractor or a slow-moving vehicle, a combination of such a vehicle with a trailer or trailers, and category AM vehicles.
It is the only category built around work rather than around getting from place to place - and the only base category in which a combination with a trailer sits inside the entitlement itself.
Why category T needs no “+E” version
In the other categories a heavier trailer requires a separate entitlement with the “+E” suffix: B+E alongside category B, C+E alongside C, D+E alongside D. Category T has no such need, because a combination with a trailer or trailers is part of the category itself.
It is worth setting this against the reverse direction: within Poland, categories B, C1, C, D1 and D entitle you to drive an agricultural tractor and a slow-moving vehicle together with a light trailer. Anyone holding one of them can drive a tractor without category T - but not a heavier combination.
- Minimum age
- 16
- Combination with a trailer
- included in the category, with no separate entitlement
- Category AM vehicles
- included in the category
What the exam material covers in category T
The paper is built as in the other categories: 20 basic questions and 12 specialist ones, 25 minutes in total.
The specialist part covers category T, so it deals with material specific to an agricultural tractor and a slow-moving vehicle, including driving with a trailer.