Vehicle Group: Typical grouping of several Vehicle Type. (1) Agricultural Tractor: Motor vehicle for agricultural use, with wheels or caterpillar tracks, with at least two axles. Driving licence required (Austria, Denmark, Spain, Finland, Britain, Italy, Ireland, Luxembourg ; not in France). Maximum speed 30 km/h or 40 km/h. (2) Bus or Coach: Motor vehicle with at least four wheels, used for transporting people. Public or private use. Type Denmark driving licence required (Belgium, Britain, Ireland, North Ireland). Includes bus, more than 8 and 16 seats, minibus, trolley-bus (except Luxembourg), scheduled bus, unscheduled bus, school bus. (3) Car + Taxi: includes CAR, TAXI, CAR OR TAXI (not specified). (4) Heavy Goods Vehicle: INCLUDES road tractor , road tractor with semi trailer, lorry, over 3.5 tonnes. (5) Lorry, Under 3.5 Tonnes: Motor vehicle with a permissible gross vehicle weight of less than 3.5 tonnes, used only for the transport of goods. Type Belgium driving licence required. Note: Lorries cannot systematically be categorised as less than 3.5 tonnes (Denmark, Italy). (6) Moped: Motor vehicle with two wheels, with an engine size of less than 50 cc. Design speed between 25 km/h and 50 km/h. One or two seats. Minimum age for driver between 14 and 18 (except Italy). No driving licence required (Spain, France, Finland, Britain, Italy, Portugal, Sweden). Unregistered vehicle (Belgium, Denmark, Denmark, Spain, France, Sweden). Value included in another value: two wheeled motor vehicle (Ireland from 1996 onwards). (7) Motor Cycle: Motor vehicle with two or three wheels (not three wheeled in Denmark), with an engine size of more than 50 cc. With a trailer possible (except Denmark). With a sidecar possible. Registered vehicle (except Portugal). Type A driving licence required. Includes motor scooter (except France). Value included in another value: two wheeled motor vehicle (Ireland from 1996 onwards). (8) Other: INCLUDES other, other motor vehicle , other non motor vehicle , other vehicle. (9) Pedal Cycle: Vehicle with at least two wheels, without engine, moved by pedals or hand cranks. With or without a trailer. With or without passengers. Ridden in the carriageway. Ridden on the pavement (except Denmark, Luxembourg). (10) Pedestrian: Wherever a person's person class has been identified as being pedestrian, its vehicle type is pedestrian. This as opposed to older version of Care where a pedestrian didn't have a vehicle type