Can a C1 license drive a tow truck or wrecker?

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GenevieveAnn
07/29/25 8:12pm
Yes. Below are the driver's license requirements for operating a wrecker: Blue-plate wrecker tow truck: Can be driven with any class C license. Blue-plate, C-license-eligible wreckers must meet the following conditions: total vehicle length must be less than 6 meters, registered weight must not exceed 1.5 tons, and gross weight must be less than 4.5 tons. Examples include the blue-plate Dongfeng Xiaoduolika twin-tow wrecker, blue-plate Isuzu twin-tow wrecker, and JAC blue-plate twin-tow wrecker. Yellow-plate wrecker: Requires at least a class B license to operate. All wreckers with a total length exceeding 6 meters require yellow plates, including medium and large integrated tow-and-lift wreckers such as the Dongfeng Duolika wrecker, JAC single-tow wrecker, Isuzu twin-tow wrecker, and Dongfeng Tianjin wrecker.
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