Is it difficult to upgrade to an A2 license?

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Upgrading to an A2 license is difficult. To upgrade from a B2 driver's license to an A2 license, you need to have held the B2 license for more than three years. Additionally, all previous traffic violations must be resolved before applying for the upgrade. During this period, you must not have accumulated 12 penalty points within three scoring cycles. Theoretical Learning: Each upgrade requires attending a driving school to study and take exams from Subject 1 to Subject 4. No Illegal Activities: If you have committed offenses such as drunk driving or caused fatal traffic accidents before upgrading to an A2 license, you will not be eligible to apply for an A2 license. After upgrading, you will use a single license with a shared 12-point system. Whether you violate traffic rules while driving a C1 vehicle or an A2 vehicle, the penalty points will be deducted from these 12 points. If you accumulate 12 points, your highest driving level will be revoked. For example, your A2 license may be downgraded to B1. The downgrading continues step by step until C1, and finally, your license may be revoked.