What are the license classes for driving vehicles?

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McSophie
07/29/25 10:43pm
The license classes for driving vehicles are divided into A, B, and C. Below is a detailed introduction to each license class: 1. C1 license: Permitted vehicle type - small cars. This is the entry-level license held by the majority of drivers, allowing them to operate vehicles with 9 seats or fewer. 2. B1 license: Permitted vehicle type - medium-sized passenger vehicles. This is an intermediate technical license, typically used for commercial vehicles such as city minibuses and rural passenger vans. Fewer people hold this license. 3. A3 license: Permitted vehicle type - city buses. This is an advanced professional license specifically for operating commercial vehicles, exclusively for city buses, and it also includes the most basic permitted vehicle types. 4. A2 license: Permitted vehicle type - tractor units. This is an advanced elite license that permits driving a wide range of vehicles. 5. A1 license: Permitted vehicle type - large passenger vehicles. This is an advanced elite license for top-tier driving skills.
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