How to Get a Category CE Driving Licence in the Netherlands
In the Netherlands, the CBR tests you, but the gemeente issues the CE card. Ages 18 or 21 by route; the medical; three theory modules; code 95; fees; and foreign licences.
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The Netherlands' Light Trailer entitlement: the genuine 4,250 kg electric vehicle extension, real white vs yellow trailer plate system.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands’ Category D licence: age 18-24 depending on code 95, and current CBR/RDW costs.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category C Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands’ Category C licence: the genuine driver shortage, real CBR costs, and code 95 requirements.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category C1 Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands’ Category C1 licence requires code 95 for any professional work, genuinely covers large motorhomes, and real, current CBR training costs.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category C1E Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands’ Category C1E licence: age 18, the genuine 3-year medical exemption, real CBR fees, and the BE bonus.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category DE Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
How to get a Category DE bus-and-trailer licence in the Netherlands. The age 24 or 21 with code 95, the practical exam, entitlements and validity.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D1E Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands' Category D1E licence: age 21 (or 18 with code 95), and current CBR/RDW requirements.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category D1 Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands’ Category D1 licence: age 18 with code 95 (or 21 without), exact costs, and driver shortage funding.
Read MoreHow to Get a Category AM Driving Licence in the Netherlands?
The Netherlands' Category AM licence: age 16, exact 2026 CBR costs, and why your vehicle choice for testing matters.
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