What are the requirements for upgrading from a C license to an A1 license?

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VanAngelo
07/30/25 5:29am
C1 license holders must first upgrade to a B1 or B2 license before upgrading to an A1 license. Below are the specific requirements for upgrading and the driver's license requirements for upgrading to an A1 license: Specific upgrade requirements: For C1 license holders: You can upgrade to a large truck B2 license after holding any driver's license for 1 year, and to a medium-sized passenger vehicle B1 license after 3 years. For B2 license holders: You can upgrade to a large passenger vehicle B1 license after holding any driver's license for 1 year, and to a tractor A2 license after 3 years. B1 license holders can upgrade to a large passenger vehicle A1 license after 5 years. Driver's license requirements for upgrading to an A1 license: To upgrade to an A1 driver's license, you must have held an A3 or B1 license for at least five years, or a B2 license for at least three years, or an A2 license for at least two years. Additionally, you must not have accumulated 12 penalty points in any of the last five scoring cycles.
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