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Climate campaigners and safety advocates dislike the big cars.
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(17a) The heavy passenger cars and pick ups (SUVs) are not only taking up more space and are less energy efficient, consequently consuming more fuel and producing a higher level of emissions but, in terms of road safety, they are more likely to be subject to collisions than light passenger cars, with far more serious consequences. As initially designed, the B category licence is not completely suitable for the heaviest passenger cars. A new driving licence category – the B+ category - should therefore be established for cars, as well N1 vans, weighing more than 1 800 kg. Drivers should only be eligible for this this licence category after gaining a minimum period of experience within the context of their category B licences. However, the current B category driving licence would allow a driver to drive a passenger car of up to 1,8 tonnes, which is still the vast majority of private vehicles available on the market, even with electric batteries. However, exemptions for professional or special usage reasons, should be possible, particularly in order to promote fleet renewal leading to a shift to zero emission vehicles, since such a shift might make further training or certification of drivers necessary.
(20a) Refresher courses for experienced drivers can only have a positive impact on road safety, resulting in updating skills and incorporating knowledge of state-ofthe-art technologies and advanced driver assistance systems, as well as latest regulatory framework on Urban Vehicle Access Restrictions and Low Emission Zones. In certain circumstances, the confirmation or renewal of a driving licence should be associated with additional procedures. For example, novice drivers at the end of their probationary period and drivers applying for renewal, who are suffering from a chronic disease or are over 60 years of age, could be required to undergo additional medical examinations or an instruction and fitness-to-drive certification session.
(i) to seven years or less for driving licences of holders residing on their territory who have reached the age of 60 years;
(ii) to five years or less for driving licences of holders residing on their territory who have reached the age of 70 years;
(iii) to two years or less for driving licences of holders residing on their territory who have reached the age of 80 years;