What are the penalties for driving a Class B vehicle with a Class C license?

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Penalties for driving a Class B vehicle with a Class C license: Operating a vehicle that requires a Class B license without the proper qualification is considered unlicensed driving and will result in a fine. Driving a vehicle that does not match the licensed vehicle class will result in a deduction of 12 points. Unlicensed driving can be categorized into the following situations: 1. Not carrying a driver's license: If a driver does not carry a valid driver's license corresponding to the vehicle being driven, it is considered unlicensed driving. 2. Illegally obtaining a driver's license: Using a forged, altered, or illegally obtained driver's license, or a license that has been expired for over a year and thus revoked, or is temporarily suspended, revoked, or canceled, is considered unlicensed driving. If the driver's age or health condition does not meet the driving requirements, such as being underage or exceeding the maximum age limit for the vehicle class, it will be treated as illegally obtaining a motor vehicle driver's license.