What is a C3 driver's license and what vehicles can it drive?

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Harrison
07/29/25 5:37am
C3 is a low-speed truck driver's license, which allows driving low-speed trucks. Driving schools do not offer C3 license registration. If you need to obtain a C3 license, you must bring all required documents to the vehicle management office for application. The vehicle management office will arrange for an appropriate official driving school for training and examination. The examination process and content for a C3 license are similar to those of the common C1 license, generally covering theoretical knowledge and practical operations. Specific details are as follows: C1: Small and mini passenger vehicles, as well as light and mini cargo vehicles, light and mini special-purpose vehicles, with a vehicle length of less than 6m and seating capacity of up to 9 people. C2: Small and mini automatic transmission passenger vehicles and light and mini automatic transmission cargo vehicles, with a vehicle length of up to 3.5m and engine cylinder total displacement of up to 1 liter. C3: Low-speed cargo vehicles (originally four-wheel agricultural transport vehicles, light cargo vehicles, with a vehicle length of less than 6m and total mass less than 4500kg). C4: Three-wheeled vehicles (originally three-wheeled agricultural transport vehicles, mini cargo vehicles - with a vehicle length of up to 3.5m and total mass up to 1800kg). M: Wheeled self-propelled machinery vehicles.
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