Is it worth downgrading from a B2 to a C1 driver's license?

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RyderLee
07/30/25 3:50am
If you have no plans to drive large trucks in the future, you may consider downgrading. 1. Reasons: The main inconvenience of a B2 or higher license is that you cannot afford any point deductions. Even a single point deduction requires attending mandatory training sessions, and failure to do so may risk license cancellation. Additionally, regular medical check-ups are required. 2. Downgrade details: Voluntary downgrade has no time restrictions for processing. It can be done based on personal work circumstances or health conditions. However, after downgrading, you cannot apply to restore the original license level. To regain the higher license class, you must meet relevant requirements and retake the driving test for license upgrade.
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