Run class T tractor training on record. Tractors up to 60 km/h.
RoadReview is the driving-school software for class T training — agricultural and forestry tractors up to 60 km/h. Unlike class L, class T requires both a theory and a practical exam. RoadReview manages the curriculum, practice, exam and record.
At a glance
- Minimum age
- 16 years (tractors up to 40 km/h; up to 60 km/h from 18)
- Vehicle category
- Farm/forestry tractors up to 60 km/h design speed, for farm/forestry use
- Theory exam
- Yes — basic material + T-specific supplement
- Practical exam
- Yes — incl. basic manoeuvres
- Prerequisites
- Eye test, parental consent, passed theory and practical exams
- Note
- Faster than class L; also work machines up to 40 km/h
Tractors up to 60 km/h — theory and practice
Class T applies to agricultural and forestry tractors up to 60 km/h. Unlike the theory-only class L, it requires both a theory and a practical exam. RoadReview runs class T training with the theory curriculum, practical drives and exam management in one system.
- Basic material + T supplement per enrolment
- Practical training with tractor basic manoeuvres
- Clear distinction from class L (theory only)
Practical training, documented
Practical class T training covers basic manoeuvres with the tractor. RoadReview records the drives, rates them and pins notes via geo-feedback. Any class-specific required quantities come from the licence-class catalogue, not from fixed assumptions.
- Practical drives with rating and history per student
- Geo-feedback per drive on the route driven
- Requirements from the catalogue, class-specific
Parental consent, exam and digital record
Because class T is possible from 16, many students are minors. RoadReview collects parental consent via a signature link. Theory and practical exams are managed per enrolment, and the training record is produced digitally as a PDF.
- Guardian signature via one-time link or QR
- Exam attempts with date, location and result
- Exam-readiness score as guidance — a recommendation, not a guarantee
Conditions on enquiry
Contact us to discuss conditions and access for the relevant product. Driving school management is in closed beta.
Frequently asked questions
How do classes L and T differ?
Class L applies to tractors up to 40 km/h and has a theory exam only. Class T applies to tractors up to 60 km/h and also requires a practical exam. RoadReview models both separately.
From what age is class T possible?
Class T is possible from 16; tractors up to 60 km/h may be driven from 18. As many students are minors, RoadReview collects parental consent.
Does class T need a practical exam?
Yes. Unlike class L, class T requires both a theory and a practical exam. RoadReview manages both per enrolment and documents the practical drives with rating.
What may you drive with class T?
Class T applies to agricultural and forestry tractors up to 60 km/h design speed and self-propelled work machines up to 40 km/h — each for agricultural or forestry use.
Help shape the management beta.
We discuss scope, setup and conditions before arranging participation. Applying does not activate access.