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Can I apply for a C1 license after my motorcycle license is revoked for 12 points?

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EvaDella
07/24/25 6:29am

If a motorcycle license is revoked for accumulating 12 points, you can directly apply for a C1 license after re-taking the test and replacing the license. Here is some additional information about motorcycle licenses: Classification of motorcycle licenses: Motorcycle licenses are categorized into D, E, and F licenses. D license: Allows driving ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles and E, including sidecar motorcycles, Shifeng agricultural three-wheelers, and both forward and reverse three-wheelers; E license: Permits driving ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles and F, but it is strictly prohibited to ride a three-wheeler with an E license, as it constitutes a mismatch of the permitted vehicle type; F license: For light motorcycles with a displacement of 50cc (commonly known as blue plates). An F license does not permit driving D/E type vehicles. Blue license plates represent ordinary cars. Yellow license plates represent ordinary large vehicles. Motorcycles with a displacement above 50ml have yellow plates, while light motorcycles with a displacement of 50ml or below have blue plates. Requirements for applying for a motor vehicle license: Applicants residing in their registered residence should apply at their registered residence; applicants residing temporarily should apply at their temporary residence; active military personnel (including armed police) should apply at their stationed residence; foreign nationals should apply at their residence; applicants applying for an additional permitted vehicle type should apply at the issuing location of their current motor vehicle license.

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