byway-basher
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By the way, A rangerover towing a trailer carrying goods for hire or reward purposes is over 3.5 tonnes GTW (gross train weight) so is also subject to Tachograph rules, eg. must have a tachograph fitted, calibrated and in use and the driver subject to EU drivers hours rules. This has been the case for many, many years.
Examples of this are car dealers/garages moving cars within the course of their business!
There is a little proviso there, the tacho rules and similar only apply for most business use, you can tow your own caravan with no tacho, but not deliver one to someone else.
If you passed your first car test after 1/1/1997, driving most landrover products with an average (or even quite small & light) family caravan is actually illegal without a seperate trailer test (+E entitlement), or of course you can get a suitably qualified supervisor and stick L plates on if you wished.