Agricultural and operating machines
They can have wheels or tracks and be powered or towed. They go on the road only if registered. They go slowly: operating machines do not exceed 50 km/h (45 km/h if on tracks).
As a rule they do not carry passengers, and never people standing on the trailers. A or B licences are not enough for special operating machines.
Word: Cingoli = belts instead of wheels, like on tractors.
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Agricultural machines may travel on the road for their own relocation if registered.
Agricultural machines may be wheeled or tracked.
Wheeled or tracked agricultural machines may travel on the road to transport agricultural products on behalf of agricultural and forestry businesses.
Agricultural machines may be self-propelled or towed.
Agricultural operating machines may be equipped with special equipment for carrying out agricultural operations.
Operating machines may be self-propelled or towed.
Operating machines may be snowplough vehicles.
Operating machines may travel at a speed greater than 50 km/h.