Is the C1 driver's license test difficult?

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OCharlie
07/30/25 9:28am
Compared to C2, C1 is relatively more challenging. There are two categories available for learning to drive and obtaining a driver's license: C1 and C2. The C1 license involves learning with manual transmission vehicles, which allows driving both manual and automatic transmission cars. On the other hand, the C2 license is for automatic transmission vehicles only, restricting the driver to automatic cars. Below are the differences between manual and automatic transmissions: 1. Automatic Transmission: Automatic cars only have an accelerator and brake pedal, without a clutch, making operation simpler. During the second test phase, you only need to control the brake to complete all test items. In the third phase, managing just the accelerator and brake is sufficient, eliminating concerns about stalling or rolling back. 2. Manual Transmission: Manual cars require the use of a clutch to control the vehicle while driving. Inaccurate clutch control can easily cause the car to stall, especially during hill starts where improper speed control may lead to stalling or failure.
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