What is an A1A2D Driver's License?
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A1A2D driver's license means that the holder originally has an A1 driver's license and has additionally applied for A2 and D licenses. The permitted vehicle types marked on the license will then be A1A2D. Below are some relevant details about the A1A2D license: 1. Vehicles that can be driven with an A1A2D license: large buses, tractors, motorcycles, and cars, etc. There are very few people who hold an A1A2D license because obtaining this type of license requires a long time and involves many restrictive conditions. 2. Age requirements: Holders of an A1A2D license must be between 26 and 50 years old. It takes nine years to obtain an A1A2D license after turning 18. After turning 18, one can obtain a D license, upgrade to a B2 license at 21, upgrade to an A2 license at 24, and upgrade to an A1 license at 26. During this period, one must not accumulate 12 penalty points. The entire process takes nine years. An A1 license allows driving large buses, including A3, B1, and B2 vehicle types. An A2 license permits driving tractors, including B1 and B2 types. A D license allows driving motorcycles. Therefore, a person with an A1A2D license can drive almost all types of vehicles seen on the road. 3. Restricted vehicles: Although the A1A2D license is called a 'universal license,' it does not mean it can drive any vehicle. Besides driving buses, tractors, medium-sized buses, and most other vehicle types, it does not permit driving three specific types: small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled (C5), trams (P), and trolleybuses (N).
