Theory session
Vehicle combinations, how a trailer behaves, braking distances and securing a load.
Class B96
B96 is not a class of its own but an extension to Class B: a combination up to 4,250 kg, with no TÜV appointment. Instead of a test you attend a driver course with a theory and a practical part.
Is B96 enough for your combination
Add your car's kerb weight to the trailer's maximum authorised mass. If the total stays under 4,250 kg, B96 covers it — above that you need Class BE. We work it through with you at the first meeting.

Vehicle combinations, how a trailer behaves, braking distances and securing a load.
Hitching and unhitching, reversing with a trailer, manoeuvring in tight spaces, feeling how it brakes.
Driving the combination on real roads — city traffic, turning, parking.
After the course you get your certificate of attendance. Key number 96 is then added to your licence at the Straßenverkehrsamt.
B96 allows combinations up to 4,250 kg and asks only for the driver course. BE allows combinations up to 7,000 kg, but requires a practical test at the TÜV.
No. B96 is a course with a theory and a practical part, and it ends with a certificate of attendance. No TÜV, nothing to fail.
Yes. The course runs alongside your Class B training, and key number 96 is then added together with the Class B licence.
Yes. Key number 96 is recognised across the EU — you may drive combinations up to 4,250 kg in every EU country.