What is the difference between a locomotive and a motorcycle?
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The differences between a locomotive and a motorcycle are as follows: Different licenses: An ordinary three-wheeled motorcycle requires a D license, an ordinary two-wheeled motorcycle requires an E license, and a light motorcycle requires an F license. Motorcycles are divided into three-wheeled motorcycles, ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles, and two-wheeled light motorcycles. A locomotive belongs to a two-wheeled motorcycle, and the nature is different, so the motorcycle driving license obtained is also different. Motorcycle driving licenses are divided into three-wheeled motorcycle D license, two-wheeled motorcycle E license, and two-wheeled light motorcycle F license. Different categories: A three-wheeled motorcycle driving license (D license) can not only drive a three-wheeled motorcycle but also an ordinary two-wheeled motorcycle and a two-wheeled light motorcycle. Ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles are divided into scooters and straddle types. Both use the motorcycle E license, which only allows driving ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles and two-wheeled light motorcycles but not three-wheeled motorcycles. A light motorcycle uses an F license, which only allows driving a two-wheeled light motorcycle but not an ordinary two-wheeled motorcycle or a three-wheeled motorcycle. If the vehicle type does not match the permitted driving type, you will face a penalty of 12 points deducted.