Can I drive commercial vehicles after completing the study with a full-score record?
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You can drive commercial vehicles after completing the study with a full-score record. Below are the specific requirements for commercial vehicle driver applications: 1. Driver's license and completion certificate: Applicants must hold a motor vehicle driver's license and a non-professional driver training completion certificate. They need to fill out the "Application Form for Commercial Driver's Qualification Certificate" and submit their motor vehicle driver's license, non-professional driver training completion certificate, and ID documents. 2. Application for large buses and articulated vehicles: In addition to the above conditions, applicants for commercial large bus or articulated vehicle driver's qualification certificates must meet additional requirements. To apply for a large bus driver's qualification certificate, they must hold an A-class license for at least 2 years; to apply for an articulated vehicle driver's qualification certificate, they must hold a B-class license for at least 2 years.
I used to get a lot of demerit points when driving, and eventually accumulated a full 12 points, forcing me to take a safety course. After passing the exam, my driver's license was restored for normal use, such as personal commuting. However, driving commercial vehicles like taxis or trucks isn't just about having a license—you also need a professional qualification certificate. This certificate is strictly regulated, and a full-point record might invalidate it. I didn’t pay attention to this and took a ride-hailing order, only to be caught during an inspection because my record wasn’t cleared, resulting in a fine. I suggest checking your qualification certificate status immediately. If you need to reapply, you’ll have to go through a medical exam and review process, which takes quite some time. Safety first! If you're driving to earn money, do it properly—otherwise, any mishap could cost you big.
