How to Obtain a Heavy Truck Driver's License?
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The driver's license for heavy trucks falls under the B2 category. You can directly apply for the B2 driver's license test without needing to obtain a small vehicle driver's license first. However, if you intend to drive a semi-trailer, you must first obtain a large vehicle driver's license before applying. To obtain the license, you need to pass three subject tests. Additional information: 1. Heavy and medium-duty trucks are issued large truck license plates (commonly known as yellow plates): Trucks with a length greater than or equal to 6 meters and a total mass greater than or equal to 12,000 kg are classified as heavy-duty trucks; trucks with a length greater than or equal to 6 meters and a total mass greater than or equal to 4,500 kg but less than 12,000 kg are classified as medium-duty trucks. 2. Light and mini trucks are issued small truck license plates (commonly known as blue plates): Trucks with a length less than 6 meters and a total mass less than 4,500 kg are classified as light-duty trucks; trucks with a length less than or equal to 3.5 meters and a load capacity less than or equal to 750 kg are classified as mini trucks. 3. Foreign-invested vehicle license plates (commonly known as black plates): All trucks owned by foreign-invested enterprises, regardless of type, are issued foreign-invested vehicle license plates (commonly known as black plates). The relevant departments of the Municipal Public Security Bureau Traffic Police Bureau require registered truck owners and drivers to conscientiously abide by traffic laws and regulations, drive in compliance with the rules, and ensure safe driving.
