
Citizens can directly apply for a B2 driver's license, with the specific policies as follows: For first-time applicants of a motor vehicle driver's license, they can apply for vehicle types including city buses, large trucks, small cars, small automatic transmission cars, low-speed cargo vehicles, three-wheeled cars, small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled, ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles, ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles, light motorcycles, wheeled self-propelled machinery vehicles, trolleybuses, and tramcars. The B2 driver's license allows driving heavy-duty, medium-duty trucks or large, heavy, and medium-duty special operation vehicles. Heavy-duty and medium-duty trucks are mainly trucks, such as the large dump trucks commonly seen on the road, which belong to heavy-duty trucks.

You can definitely apply for a B2 license directly. I just passed the test last year. The requirements are: age between 20 and 50 years old, height no less than 155cm, normal vision, and no color blindness. You need to register at a driving school first, and after passing the physical examination, you can start learning to drive a large truck directly. The B2 license is for driving trucks, and the training involves practicing reversing and moving a 6-meter-long truck in the training field, which is much more challenging than driving a car. The process includes: Theory Test (Subject 1) memorizing the question bank, Field Test (Subject 2) for reversing and parallel parking, Road Test (Subject 3) including night driving, and finally Safety Knowledge Test (Subject 4). If everything goes smoothly, you can get the license in two to three months, though you'll likely get quite tanned from all the practice under the sun.

To obtain a B2 driver's license, you don't need any prior driving qualifications at all. My neighbor's son took the test right after graduating from vocational school. You can apply as long as you're 20 years old, but passing the physical exam is crucial—your vision must meet the standard, and color blindness is not allowed (color discrimination tests are mandatory). Your height must exceed 155cm; I barely made the cutoff back then. Your record must also be clean, with no history of drunk driving. The driving school tuition is 2,000–3,000 yuan more expensive than for a C1 license, and you'll be steering heavy trucks daily until your arms ache. For those accustomed to driving small cars, even calculating the turning radius becomes a challenge.

The requirements for directly applying for a B2 driver's license are clear. Citizens aged 20 to 50 who pass the physical examination can take the test. The focus is on vision, color discrimination, and limb coordination—color blindness results in immediate disqualification. Theoretical study requires completing 86 class hours, while practical training must include 62 hours of heavy truck driving. Some regions now also test simulated driving in rainy and foggy conditions. Special attention should be paid to violation records; if your previous license was revoked within the last five years, you cannot register.

I can confirm that you can directly apply for the B2 license, because my cousin got his B2 last year without taking the C1 test first. You must be at least 20 years old and taller than 155cm. During the medical check, the doctor repeatedly tested me with color blindness cards. The driving school makes you practice hill starts from morning till night in a 4-ton truck - touching the line with your tires means instant failure. The hardest part is the 6-meter-long vehicle reverse parking in Subject 2, where the rearview mirrors can't even cover everything. One guy failed the reverse parking five times in a row.

Citizens can apply for a B2 license without needing other driver's licenses first, as confirmed by the DMV. However, there are many restrictions: the minimum age is 20, and the license must be downgraded at age 60. The medical exam requires passing a vision test, with corrected single-eye vision no lower than 5.0. The tests are stricter now, with our driving school's pass rate below 50%. During training, instructors often yell, 'Don't drive a truck like a car—steer an extra half-turn.' If you get the license and drive a small truck for cargo, the income is much higher than driving for Didi.


