Under a Class C license, a passenger vehicle may tow more than one trailer if the towed loads are small and within legal limits:

Under a Class C license, a passenger vehicle may tow more than one trailer if the towed loads are small and within legal limits:

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Only when accompanied by a Class B driver
• D. Only with a separate tow license

Answer: (A)

With a standard Class C license, you cannot tow more than one trailer. You’re allowed to tow a single trailer within the weight limits set for your license, but the license does not cover multi-trailer combinations. To tow more than one trailer, you’d need a higher-class license (such as Class A or Class B) that covers combination vehicles. There isn’t an option to rely on another driver or a separate “tow license” to enable multiple trailers under Class C.

With a standard Class C license, you cannot tow more than one trailer. You’re allowed to tow a single trailer within the weight limits set for your license, but the license does not cover multi-trailer combinations. To tow more than one trailer, you’d need a higher-class license (such as Class A or Class B) that covers combination vehicles. There isn’t an option to rely on another driver or a separate “tow license” to enable multiple trailers under Class C.