Practice question

What does a weight-limit sign (e.g., '8t') on a bridge mean for a heavy vehicle driver?

  1. Only vehicles weighing exactly 8 tonnes may use the bridge
  2. Vehicles with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) or gross combination mass (GCM) exceeding 8 tonnes must not use the bridge
  3. The sign is advisory only — heavy vehicles may cross if they drive slowly
  4. Only the front axle mass must be below 8 tonnes

Answer: B — Vehicles with a gross vehicle mass (GVM) or gross combination mass (GCM) exceeding 8 tonnes must not use the bridge

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