How to Obtain a B2 Driver's License with a C1 License?

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AlainaLynn
07/29/25 4:41pm
To apply for a B2 license upgrade, you must have held a C1 driver's license for at least one year and not have accumulated full demerit points within the year. Alternatively, you can upgrade to a B2 license after holding any driver's license for one year. Submit your documents to a driving school qualified for B2 training. After passing the review, complete the registration and payment process, undergo legal training, and pass the written test before proceeding to the road test.
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