Is a manual transmission driver's license C1 or C2?
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Manual transmission driver's license is coded as C1. A C1 license permits driving small and micro passenger vehicles, as well as light and micro cargo vehicles, and light, small, micro special operation vehicles. For the above vehicle types, drivers holding a C1 license can operate both manual and automatic transmission vehicles. Here is some relevant information: 1. Compared to manual transmissions, automatic transmissions are generally more expensive. It is understood that manual transmissions have a relatively simple structure, making them easier and cheaper to manufacture and maintain; automatic transmissions have a more complex structure, resulting in higher manufacturing costs and greater difficulty and expense in maintenance. 2. In practical use, because automatic transmissions involve less manual operation, they are less prone to failure. Generally, automatic transmissions only require regular replacement of transmission fluid; whereas manual transmissions, in addition to regular transmission fluid changes, also require clutch plate replacements based on wear and tear. Therefore, over a longer period, the frequency and cost of maintenance for manual transmissions are not necessarily lower.