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What are the requirements for upgrading from a C driver's license to an A driver's license?

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DeJasmine

07/29/25 11:38pm

A C driver's license cannot be directly upgraded to an A driver's license. You must first upgrade to a B driver's license before you can apply for an A driver's license. Requirements for upgrading from a C driver's license to a B driver's license: To upgrade from a C driver's license to a B2 driver's license, you must have held the C license for at least one year, and you must not have accumulated 12 penalty points in the most recent scoring cycle before the upgrade. To upgrade from a C driver's license to a B1 driver's license, you must have held the C license for at least three years, must not have accumulated 12 penalty points in the two most recent consecutive scoring cycles before the upgrade, must have no record of drunk driving, and must not have been primarily or fully responsible for a fatal accident. The driver must also be between 21 and 50 years old. Requirements for upgrading from a B driver's license to an A driver's license: The requirements for upgrading from a B driver's license to an A driver's license are similar to those for upgrading from a C to a B license. To upgrade to an A3 license, you must have held a B license for at least one year; for an A2 license, at least three years; and for an A1 license, at least five years. Additionally, there is a requirement that you must not have accumulated more than 12 penalty points during the corresponding period.

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