Can a C2 driver's license drive a manual-automatic transmission car?
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c2 driver's license can drive manual-automatic transmission vehicles, as manual-automatic transmission vehicles belong to the automatic transmission category. Below is an introduction to the knowledge about C2 driver's license: 1. Application location: You can apply at any driving school nationwide. When applying, you need to bring your ID card. After completing the application, wait for the driving school to conduct a physical examination. Applying for a C2 motor vehicle driver's license does not require going to a driving school in your registered residence, making the application very convenient. Additionally, you can change the test location once during the examination period. 2. Driving requirements: The vehicle must have fewer than nine seats, and the body length must not exceed 6 meters. The vehicle's transmission must be automatic. Holders of a C2 motor vehicle driver's license must note that during use, they must never drive a manual transmission version of the vehicle, otherwise, they will be penalized for driving without the proper license, and the license will be revoked.
A C2 driver's license certainly allows you to drive a car with manual-automatic transmission. I'm very sure about this because my neighbor has a C2 license and drives a car with manual mode without any issues. The reason is simple: the C2 license is specifically designed for automatic transmission vehicles, and a manual-automatic car is essentially still an automatic transmission vehicle. Although it has an additional manual function, such as button shifting, when you drive it daily in automatic mode, it operates just like a regular automatic car, completely without the need for a clutch. Therefore, according to the rules, it complies with the C2 license. Don't listen to nonsense about not being able to use the manual part—just drive in automatic mode, as long as you don't deliberately switch to manual mode to cause trouble. Pay attention to safety while driving, such as not getting distracted by pressing those buttons on the highway, and develop good habits. It's much simpler than you think!