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What are the requirements for upgrading from a C1 to a B1 driver's license?

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Camargo
07/23/25 8:54pm

Requirements for upgrading to a B1 license are as follows: Hold a C1 license for more than three years; No full-point records in the last two scoring cycles, no record of drunk driving, and no record of being primarily or fully responsible in a fatal accident; Age between 21 and 50; height above 155 cm. Driver's license physical examination requirements are as follows: Motor vehicle drivers aged 70 and above (including 70) should undergo an annual physical examination, while those under 70 do not need to. What is a C1 driver's license: A C1 driver's license is one of the codes for motor vehicle driver's licenses. The scope of a C1 license includes small and micro passenger vehicles, light and micro cargo vehicles; light, small, and micro special operation vehicles; small passenger vehicles with seating capacity of 9 or fewer. Application age: The minimum age for a C1 driver's license is 18, with no upper age limit. However, applicants aged 70 and above must pass tests for memory, judgment, and reaction abilities.

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McBryce
08/10/25 4:33pm

When I was preparing to upgrade from a C1 to a B1 driver's license, I specifically consulted with a driving school instructor to understand the requirements. The age must be 21 or older, which I barely met. Additionally, I needed to hold a C1 license for at least one year, which I had just passed. The medical examination was crucial—I had to go to the hospital to check my vision, hearing, and neurological condition, ensuring no issues like epilepsy or high blood pressure. Passing the exams was also essential, including retaking the theoretical knowledge test and the practical road test, where I had to master the operation techniques of a medium-sized bus. The whole process took me several months of practice and preparation to ensure a clean driving record with no major accidents. Although it was a bit of a hassle, this was the necessary process to legally drive a medium-sized bus.

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MacJoshua
09/23/25 4:13am

From my over twenty years of driving experience, I find the conditions for upgrading to a B1 license quite reasonable. Firstly, the age requirement of at least 21 years imposes significant restrictions on new drivers. Secondly, you must hold a C1 license for at least one year before applying. The medical examination is crucial—you need to prove good health, especially meeting the standards for vision and reaction time. The tests are challenging but necessary, with the theoretical exam covering traffic regulations and the road test assessing your ability to handle larger vehicles. A clean background is also essential; for instance, a DUI record will disqualify you outright. Overall, the upgrade ensures drivers have the necessary skills and experience to prevent accidents involving inexperienced drivers. I recommend enrolling in a reputable driving school for training in advance to pass smoothly.

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McGemma
11/06/25 6:29am

Upgrading to a B1 driver's license involves multiple steps, and from what I heard from my coach, the focus is on the exam. Applicants must be at least 21 years old and have held a C1 license for at least one year to be eligible. Next is a physical examination, which is a simple check to ensure good health. The exam consists of a theoretical part and a road test; for the theory, you need to review the rules, while the road test requires practicing driving a medium-sized bus. During my preparation, I spent time practicing questions and simulating driving to ensure my skills were up to standard. A clean safety record is also required. The entire process is efficient, and with proper preparation, it can be completed quickly.

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