What is the age limit for a large vehicle driver's license?
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The minimum age requirement for a large bus or tractor driver's license is 22 years old; for urban buses, medium-sized buses, and large trucks, the minimum age is 20 years old. The maximum age limit for all these licenses is 60 years old. Relaxing the age limit and shortening the time required for license upgrades are part of the 12 measures in the public security traffic management's 'streamlining administration, delegating powers, improving regulation, and upgrading services' reform to optimize the business environment. The details of shortening the upgrade time are as follows: For applying to upgrade to a large bus driving permit, the requirement of having held an urban bus or medium-sized bus driving permit for more than five years has been adjusted to more than two years. The requirement of having held a large truck driving permit for more than five years has been adjusted to more than three years, or having held a tractor driving permit for more than two years has been adjusted to more than one year. Additionally, there must be no record of accumulating 12 penalty points in the last three consecutive scoring cycles before the application. For applying to upgrade to a tractor driving permit, the requirement of having held a medium-sized bus or large truck driving permit for more than three years has been adjusted to more than two years, or having held a large bus driving permit for more than one year. There must also be no record of accumulating 12 penalty points in the last two consecutive scoring cycles before the application. For applying to upgrade to a medium-sized bus driving permit, the requirement of having held an urban bus, large truck, small car, or small automatic transmission car driving permit for more than three years has been adjusted to more than two years. There must also be no record of accumulating 12 penalty points in the last two consecutive scoring cycles before the application.
