What does a C1D driver's license mean?

[SawyerLynn]

C1D driver's license means that this license has two permitted vehicle types, namely C1 and D. The C1 permitted vehicle type is small cars, including small and micro passenger vehicles, as well as light and micro cargo vehicles; light, small, and micro special purpose vehicles. The D license permits ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles, which can drive three-wheeled motorcycles with an engine displacement greater than 50ml or a maximum design speed greater than 50 kilometers per hour. Driver's license classification: Motor vehicle driver's licenses are divided into 16 categories: A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, D, E, F, M, N, P. C1 driver's license: The C1 driver's license is one of the motor vehicle driver's license codes. The permitted scope of the C1 driver's license includes small and micro passenger vehicles and light and micro cargo vehicles; light, small, and micro special purpose vehicles; small passenger vehicles with a seating capacity of less than or equal to 9 people.

[DiJaxon]

As a seasoned driver with years of experience, I must say that a C1D driver's license essentially means one person holds two driving qualifications: the C1 class is for driving small cars, such as sedans or minivans, while the D class is for operating three-wheeled motorcycles. This combination is particularly practical. For example, with a C1D license, I can drive to and from work during the week and ride a three-wheeled motorcycle to deliver goods back to my hometown on weekends. Obtaining this license requires passing separate subject exams, with the theoretical parts being quite similar but the practical tests focusing on different aspects. Safety first! Drivers who hold multiple licenses tend to have a better understanding of traffic rules and generally have lower accident rates. I recommend everyone consider their own needs when choosing which licenses to obtain, rather than just trying to save trouble by driving unlicensed vehicles.

[CaliAnn]

I usually enjoy studying traffic regulations. The C1D driver's license is actually a common combination of permitted vehicle types, meaning you can drive small vehicles and three-wheeled motorcycles. Specifically, the C1 license allows driving passenger vehicles with up to 7 seats, while the D license covers three-wheeled motorcycles with or without a canopy. The process of obtaining them is separate, with similar written tests but different road tests. In practice, it's quite convenient—for example, a friend used this license to work as a ride-hailing driver or for flexible cargo transportation in their own business. It's recommended to consult driving school instructors in advance to understand the vehicle type distinctions and avoid potential hazards.

[OBrielle]

When it comes to driver's licenses, C1D means possessing both C1 and D classifications, legally allowing the operation of small cars and three-wheeled motorcycles. The benefits are obvious: it offers more choices in daily life. During the exam preparation, I underwent separate training—learning steering and braking techniques for cars, while practicing balance and control for motorcycles. Safety is paramount, as each vehicle type has different handling characteristics that require diligent practice. Remember to adhere to speed limits and avoid overloading, ensuring safe and steady driving on the road is the key.

[MacKyle]

Just got my driver's license, and I'm thinking, C1D is basically a car plus motorcycle license! The C1 part allows driving regular family cars, while the D part is specifically for three-wheeled motorcycles, like those used for deliveries. This combination is highly practical—for example, in urban-rural areas, people often use this license to transport agricultural products or for daily commuting. The training involves separate tests, but the theory is common. During practice, pay attention to safety measures like protective gear. I think young people should consider the actual use when choosing a license and not make decisions lightly, to avoid road hazards that could affect others.