In Sweden, driving is a rite of passage for many teenagers, and for good reason!
While the legal age to drive a car is 18, you only need to be 15 to legally drive a tractor. In this video, REV explores the unique loophole that allows Swedish teens to modify cars and register them as tractors, giving them access to the open road at an early age.
There's a catch, though – they can only drive up to 30 km/h. Join us on a trip to Arvidsjaur as we dive into the EPA-Tractor and A-Tractor phenomenon and discover why it's a significant part of Swedish car and mobility culture. Don't miss out on this fascinating insight into teenage driving in Sweden!

Reporter: Vaishali Dinakaran
Cinematographer: Scott Lakey
Editors: Kirsten Jungclaus and Marvin Stamer

00:00 Sweden Driving Paradise for Teens
00:32 What is the EPA Tractor
01:36 A brief history of the EPA Tractor
02:33 The EPA Tractor licence procedure
03:17 The EPA Tractor customisation and community
05:14 What do EPA Tractors do for street cred
06:10 Are EPA Tractors here to stay?

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