What are the requirements for obtaining a Class A driver's license?
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To obtain a Class A driver's license, the following requirements must be met: 1. Age: Between 26 and 50 years old. 2. Height: At least 1.55 meters tall for large vehicles. 3. Residence: Must study in the place of residence (within the prefecture-level city of household registration), and cannot study in a temporary residence. If the original driver's license is from another location, it must be transferred back to the original place of residence for study. 4. Cannot directly obtain a Class A license; it must be acquired by upgrading from another license. For A1 and A2 licenses, a Class B license with at least 5 years of driving experience is required, and the driver must not have received full penalty points in the current year. For an A3 license, a C1 license with at least 3 years of driving experience is required.
I've been driving large buses for over ten years. To get an A1 license, you must first hold a B license for at least two to three years – without enough experience, handling big vehicles is tough. The minimum age requirement is 22, and a physical examination is mandatory, with good eyesight and steady hands being crucial. After enrolling in driving school, the theory test covers extensive material. For the second test (Subject 2), you'll practice reversing into narrow parking spaces, while the third test (Subject 3) assesses urban road driving. The whole process is time-consuming, but safety comes first. I always emphasize to trainees the importance of persistent practice and bringing ID documents, as stricter policies help prevent accidents involving new drivers.
