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What is a regular driver's license?

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BryceLee
07/28/25 4:41pm
Regular driver's license belongs to C2 license. The following is relevant introduction about driver's license: 1. Brief introduction of driver's license: The full name of driver's license is motor vehicle driving license, also called "driver's license", which is the certificate required by law for motor vehicle drivers to apply for. 2. Classification of driver's license: The current driver's licenses are divided into 16 categories: A1 license, A2 license, A3 license, B1 license, B2 license, C1 license, C2 license, C3 license, C4 license, C5 license, D license, E license, F license, M license, N license, P license.
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LaEvan
08/11/25 8:53pm
I just got my regular driver's license, and I'm really happy. It's a basic license that allows the holder to drive small non-commercial vehicles, such as private cars or minivans, but excludes large buses or trucks. Obtaining this license requires passing strict exams, including a theoretical written test and a practical road test, and the applicant must be at least 18 years old. During my preparation, I found that it emphasizes safe driving skills, and the license is typically valid for 6 or 10 years. In fact, the regular driver's license is designed to ensure road safety by preventing inexperienced drivers from operating more complex vehicles, which could lead to accidents. Compared to a commercial driver's license, the training for a regular license is more basic and costs less. I feel that having this license makes daily commuting much more convenient, but I must remember to renew it regularly and follow traffic rules, otherwise, it could affect driving safety.
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MargaretFitz
09/29/25 7:29am
I've been driving for many years, and the ordinary driver's license, commonly referred to as the C1 or C2 license, allows you to drive regular cars or small passenger vehicles. It's very practical in daily life, such as for commuting or family trips, but it cannot be used for commercial operations like transporting goods or carrying passengers. When I was younger, I also went through the process of taking the test, which involved learning traffic regulations and practical driving skills, and only after passing did I obtain the license. The license has a long validity period, and renewing it requires checking for traffic violations. The ordinary license is different from commercial licenses like the B or A licenses, as commercial licenses are for professional drivers who bear greater responsibilities and face higher costs. From a safety perspective, the design of this license is to prevent problems caused by inexperienced driving. I recommend that everyone practice more after obtaining it to improve their skills.
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LeBrielle
11/13/25 2:37am
A regular driver's license is for small passenger vehicles, which I obtained to drive my own car. It covers Class C vehicles and cannot be used for large or commercial vehicles. To pass the exam, you need to complete a traffic rules test and a road test to ensure you understand basic regulations. Applicants must be at least 18 years old, and during the validity period of the license, violations like drunk driving must be avoided, or the license will be revoked. This type of license emphasizes everyday practicality, enabling most people to drive safely on the road.
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