What mandatory vehicle documentation must be carried when driving a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of 7,000 kg that tows a light trailer?

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Every motor vehicle must travel covered by its vehicle registration certificate and its roadworthiness test (ITV) card. When a trailer is coupled, the mandatory documentation depends on its maximum authorized mass (MAM): Light trailers (MAM less than or equal to 750 kg) are not registered independently and therefore have no vehicle registration certificate of their own (they carry the same license plate as the truck). However, they must have and carry their own ITV card (reduced technical specification sheet). The truck, as it exceeds the limits and is a motor vehicle, must carry both its vehicle registration certificate and its ITV card. For this reason, the documentation required for this combined vehicle consists of the truck's vehicle registration certificate and the ITV cards of both vehicles. The options that mention a vehicle registration certificate for the trailer are wrong, since that document is only issued for non-light or heavy trailers (MAM above 750 kg).

What mandatory vehicle documentation must be carried when driving a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of 7,000 kg that tows a light trailer?

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