Is it correct to state that light trailers and semi-trailers, whose maximum authorized mass (MAM) does not exceed 750 kg, are exempt from having their own license plate in order to travel on the road?

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In accordance with the General Vehicle Regulations, trailers and semi-trailers classified as light (those with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) equal to or less than 750 kg) do not need to be individually registered at the Provincial Traffic Office or to carry their own vehicle registration certificate. To travel on the road, they only have to display at the rear the license plate of the towing vehicle that tows them and have their own roadworthiness test (ITV) card. The statement is therefore unquestionably true.

Is it correct to state that light trailers and semi-trailers, whose maximum authorized mass (MAM) does not exceed 750 kg, are exempt from having their own license plate in order to travel on the road?

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