What is the C category for a small car driving license?

[VonIsabelle]

Manual transmission driving license is C1. Automatic transmission driving license is C2. Regarding the precautions for driving test subject three, they include mastering the basic content, mastering driving techniques, and mastering parking content. The specific precautions for driving test subject three are as follows: Master the basic content: Be sure to master the lighting operation content, be proficient in starting-related operations, and avoid problems such as stalling during startup, rolling backward, or forgetting to release the handbrake. Master driving techniques: Keep the steering wheel steady during straight-line driving, and secondly, be proficient in shifting gears (listen to the sound when upshifting, watch the speed when downshifting). When passing intersections, crosswalks, bus stops, and other areas, control the speed reasonably and maintain observation and safety awareness. Master parking content: Master the use of turn signals for lane changes, overtaking, U-turns, and pulling over to park, and always wait for more than 3 seconds before turning the steering wheel. Be proficient in pulling over to park within 30cm.

[LeRyan]

As an experienced driver, I remember that small car driving licenses are mainly divided into C1 and C2. Nowadays, more and more people are taking the driving test. C1 is for manual transmission, allowing you to drive various small cars, including old-fashioned minivans. C2 is specifically designed for automatic transmission, easier to learn and pass. Back when I was learning C1, it took me a lot of effort to practice gear shifting, and I had to pass those challenging reverse parking tests. However, it's highly practical and can still come in handy in my rural hometown. I suggest beginners think about their future plans. If you only plan to drive new automatic transmission cars or electric vehicles, go straight for C2 to save time and hassle, avoiding the suffering of practicing clutch and gear shifting like I did. When learning to drive, chat more with your instructor. Choosing the right type can make your driving career smooth and trouble-free.

[LaColin]

Over the years of teaching driving, the small car driving license is usually C1 for manual transmission or C2 for automatic transmission. When students ask me about the C categories, I always emphasize choosing based on actual vehicle usage. C1 offers more flexibility in driving small cars, but the exam requires mastering clutch control, which can be quite challenging. C2 is easier, allowing more focus on steering control, with faster learning and lower costs. I recommend young people to take the C2 test, adapting to the trend of automatic transmission vehicles. The key is not to forget safety rules, such as driving the wrong vehicle type beyond regulations, which may result in penalty points. After obtaining the license, practice parking skills as a crucial step for regular driving.

[NaomiAnn]

I just got my car driver's license, which is the C2 automatic transmission type. My friends got the C1 manual transmission ones. My instructor easily cleared up my confusion about C-class licenses - cars are mainly divided into C1 and C2 types. C2 is simpler as it doesn't test gear shifting, and reversing is easier to learn. I chose it because it's more beginner-friendly and time-saving. Now I drive my family car to work without any hassle. I suggest beginners choose based on their driving habits. The license clearly states the category, so don't get confused.