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  decomposed05 (2008-12-22 20:34:23)

  you have training for articulated vehicles? Wow! In Wroclaw - you see on paper number of vehicle and you drive. No one care if you have never driven articulated bus. My debut was from bus-stop (drivers are changing on route) with passengers.

   
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  ikarus (2008-12-22 21:27:13)

  If You were 15 years older You would have a training

   
• Artur Borówka (2008-12-23 00:04:58)

  Nowadays, when most of the buses have their engines located in B-section, you can no longer treat this section as a trailer. So, as a result, you don’t have to pass any additional exams to drive articulated buses in Poland :] in the past you had to pass D exam for buses and additional E exam for trailers.

   
• pfernandes (2008-12-23 04:44:17)

  Legaly, in Portugal (regarding European laws) you can drive a articulated bus only with D. But usually, the companies don't let anyone drive them without at least a day or two to know this buses dimensions.
  
  @ Artur, Volvo's have engine in the first body, so it used to be considerated as an veichle with D exam and for an example, a MB O405G only with E exam, since the engine is on the second body?? :|

   
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  decomposed05 (2008-12-23 10:14:56)

  D+E is on used for something like this: http://www.phototrans.eu/14,43817,0.html or switzerland passenger trailers. Not for articulated buses. All these buses are coupled vehicles (in polish pojazd członowy) because it is normal to disconnect section A from section B

   

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