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How many subjects need to be retaken to upgrade from C2 to B2?

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VanKeira
07/29/25 2:02am

Upgrading from C2 to B2 requires retaking the exams. The B2 driver's license test consists of four subjects, with Subject 1 and Subject 4 being theoretical exams. B2 driver's license test content: Subject 1: Theoretical exam covering traffic regulations and other related content. Subject 2: Field skills test, which includes 16 items: reverse parking in a garage, parallel parking, stopping and starting on a slope, single-plank bridge, curve driving, right-angle turns, driving over bumps, passing through a narrow gate, driving on undulating roads, U-turns on narrow roads, simulating continuous sharp turns on mountain roads, simulating rainy and foggy weather conditions, simulating slippery roads, simulating tunnel driving, simulating highway driving, and simulating emergency handling. Subject 3: Road test, where various tasks are completed on actual roads. Subject 4: Exam on civilized driving and related content.

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OHaley
08/12/25 12:01pm

I previously had a C2 driver's license, and when I upgraded to a B2, I really had to start the process all over again. At the time, I went to the driving school to inquire, and the instructor said it wasn't just a matter of taking one or two additional tests—all four subjects had to be retaken. The theory test in Subject 1 covered more advanced topics, including truck driving regulations and emergency handling. Subject 2 involved complex maneuvers like reverse parking and hill starts in the confined space test. Subject 3 required driving a large truck in real road conditions, with a focus on cargo safety. Subject 4 tested knowledge of civilized driving practices. The entire process took about three months and cost several thousand yuan. The main reason is that B2 licenses allow you to operate larger vehicles, which come with higher risks. The traffic authorities require us to master comprehensive skills to ensure safety on the road. Although the process is a bit cumbersome, I think it's necessary to prevent accidents in the future.

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TravisLynn
10/02/25 3:29am

When I upgraded to a B2 license last year, I had to retake all four tests. Specifically, the theory part of Subject 1 included additional questions related to trucks, such as load limits and vehicle inspection standards. Subject 2 involved practicing the control of large vehicles in the training ground, tackling various challenges like turning and hill starts. For Subject 3, I had to be extra cautious on the road, paying attention to blind spots of trucks. Finally, Subject 4 tested my knowledge of emergency handling. My driving instructor reminded me to practice more on the simulator and maintain a good routine before the test to improve my chances of passing. The whole experience deepened my understanding of driving responsibility, and now I pay special attention to safe distances and braking techniques when driving large vehicles. Although the tests were challenging, they significantly improved my driving skills, making it all worthwhile.

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SanAlice
11/15/25 5:13am

Upgrading to B2 license requires retaking all four exams. In my experience, Exam 1 focuses on theoretical knowledge for truck drivers, Exam 2 tests vehicle control skills in closed courses, Exam 3 evaluates practical driving ability on roads, and Exam 4 checks safety awareness details. The process is tedious but essential to ensure safe driving.

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