Tractor driver's license class T
A class T driving license gives you the right to drive a tractor on public roads. Here are the requirements you must meet.
Driver’s License Class T gives you the right to drive a tractor and motorized equipment with a design speed of up to 40 km/h on public roads. This class is relevant for many who work in agriculture, construction, or municipal operations.
Age Requirements
| Vehicle | Minimum Age |
|---|---|
| Tractor up to 25 km/h | 16 years |
| Tractor up to 40 km/h | 16 years with training |
| Tracked motorcycle (snowmobile) | Own driver’s license class S |
What can you drive with class T?
- Tractor with a design speed of up to 40 km/h
- Motorized equipment such as road graders, wheel loaders, and similar
- Trailer for tractor and motorized equipment
- Some self-propelled machines used in agriculture or construction
Training Requirements
You must complete the basic traffic course and pass the theory test at the Norwegian Public Roads Administration. There is no requirement for driving lessons with a driving school, but you must have sufficient practice driving.
For private practice driving, the following applies:
- You must be at least 16 years old
- The accompanying person must have held a class T driving license for at least 5 years
- The tractor must be in regulatory condition
Tips for the theory test
The tractor theory test covers general traffic rules, signs, right-of-way, and specific rules for heavy and slow vehicles. Practice with theory tests for tractors and read about tractors on public roads for specific rules.
Further reading
- Read about tractor safety for rollover prevention and power take-off.
- See tractor maintenance for daily checks.
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