What are the classifications of motorcycle driver's licenses?
1 Answers
Motorcycle licenses are divided into three types: D, E, and F. These licenses are primarily categorized based on engine displacement, with additional consideration given to the vehicle's structural type. New regulations for examination items: Most motorcycle license tests now combine Subject 2 and Subject 3. Previously, Subject 2 included items such as slalom (weaving through cones), crossing a single-plank bridge, hill start, and additional Subject 3 items specified by provincial traffic authorities. Currently, the field test has been expanded from 4 items to 11 items, significantly increasing the difficulty of obtaining a motorcycle license. Specific details of examination items: 1. Slalom test: Starting from the beginning point, the rider must navigate through cones as indicated by arrows and stop at the endpoint. 2. Single-plank bridge test: - Standard two-wheel motorcycles and mopeds must cross the single-plank bridge. - Three-wheeled vehicles and regular three-wheeled motorcycles must have their left and right rear wheels successively pass the left and right single-plank bridges. - Sidecar motorcycles must have their front wheel and left rear wheel pass the left single-plank bridge, followed by the right rear wheel passing the right single-plank bridge.
