Can you tow a trailer with a Class 3 driver's licence?

A Class 3 driver's licence allows individuals to operate large vehicles, including trucks designed to transport goods or passengers. When it comes to towing trailers, this licence qualifies the driver to tow a trailer as long as the combined weight of the vehicle and the trailer doesn't exceed the limits set by provincial regulations. These weight limits ensure that the vehicle can safely handle the additional load while maintaining control and stability on the road. This ensures safety for both the driver and other road users. Towing heavier trailers or exceeding specified limits might require a different class of licence or special endorsements.

In contrast, options that state towing is not permitted or restricted to only small trailers do not take into account the established weight limits that could allow for the towing of various trailers within those parameters. Similarly, the idea of needing special permission generally does not align with the established regulations governing the Class 3 licence, as the towing capabilities are already included within the licence's provisions, provided the weight guidelines are adhered to.