How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in Belgium
Belgium splits the CE lorry licence between federal rules, regional exams and your commune. Ages depend on code 95, the Group 2 medical, the test vehicle, and foreign licences.
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Belgium's Light Trailer entitlement: the genuine 750 kg and 3,500 kg combined-mass rules bundled free into Category B.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category B1 Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium's Category B1 licence: the genuine age-16 threshold for tricycles and heavy quadricycles.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium’s Category D licence: age 24 (or 18 with vakbekwaamheid), the code 121 restriction, and requirements.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category C1 Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium’s Category C1 licence: 3,500-7,500 kg vehicles, age 18, CAP requirements, and current costs.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category C1E Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium’s Category C1E licence: the 750 kg trailer threshold, real training costs, CAP requirements, and FCC funding options for eligible workers.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category DE Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium’s Category DE licence: no theory exam, automatic BE entitlement, Code 95 rules, and full eligibility, training, cost and validity guide.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D1E Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium's Category D1E licence: age 21 (or 18 with CAP), the practical-only exam, and current requirements.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D1 Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium’s Category D1 licence: age 21 (or 18 with CAP), the code 121 restrictions, and real requirements.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category AM Driving Licence in Belgium?
Belgium's Category AM licence: age 15y9m for theory, 4 hours of mandatory training, and who needs it at all.
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