Can a C1 Driver's License Operate a Three-Wheeled Motorcycle?
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C1 driver's license cannot operate motorcycles. The C1 license is an automobile driver's license, which allows driving small and micro passenger vehicles, certain trucks, and operational vehicles, but motorcycles are not included. To ride a motorcycle, you must apply for an additional license and obtain a dedicated motorcycle driver's license. Below are the consequences of driving a motorcycle with an automobile driver's license: Driving a motorcycle with an automobile driver's license is considered operating a vehicle that does not match the permitted vehicle type. According to regulations, in addition to a fine, the C1 license will also be deducted 12 points at once. Important Notes: The motorcycle driver's license can only be applied for one year after obtaining the C1 license. At that time, bring your driver's license to register, then pay for and undergo a physical examination. After passing all tests, wait to receive the license. Upgrade to a D or E license. Holding a D license allows you to operate both three-wheeled and two-wheeled motorcycles, but note that an E license does not permit driving three-wheeled motorcycles.