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According to the TLILIC0003 definition, when is a powered industrial truck treated as a forklift truck requiring an LF licence?

Only when it travels on a public road with number plates. When it has a mast and elevating carriage with forks or attachments that can be raised 900 mm or more (excluding pedestrian/pallet trucks). Whenever any pallet mover is used indoors, including manual pallet jacks. Only when the rated capacity exceeds 5 tonnes.

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When it has a mast and elevating carriage with forks or attachments that can be raised 900 mm or more (excluding pedestrian/pallet trucks).

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