What is the photo size for a C1 driver's license?
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C1 driver's license photos require a white background and are one inch in size. Below is relevant knowledge about the C1 driver's license. Definition of C1 Driver's License: The C1 driver's license is one type of motor vehicle driving license code. The permitted driving scope of a C1 driver's license includes small and micro passenger vehicles, as well as light and micro cargo vehicles; light, small, and micro special operation vehicles; small passenger vehicles with a seating capacity of 9 or fewer people. Passing Standards for the C1 Test: Below are the passing standards for each scoring segment. Traffic regulations and related knowledge (Subject 1) — written test, with a perfect score of 100, requires 90 or above to pass. Field driving (Subject 2) — on-site, actual vehicle. The minimum passing score is 80, and scores below 80 are failing. Road driving (Subject 3) — on the highway or simulated field, actual vehicle. The perfect score is 100, and a score of 90 or above is required to pass. Safe and civilized driving knowledge — written test, with questions mainly in the form of cases, images, animations, etc., including true/false, single-choice, and multiple-choice questions, totaling 50 questions, with a perfect score of 100, requiring 90 to pass.
When I first got my C1 driver's license, the photo size gave me quite a headache. The standard is 32mm by 22mm, also known as a small one-inch photo, with a pure white background, a clear front-facing shot without covering the ears. My first attempt was a casual one-inch photo, but it got rejected by the DMV for incorrect dimensions, wasting time. Later, I went to a professional photo studio for a retake, where the photographer reminded me to ensure even lighting, a natural expression without too much smiling, and that the photo had to be taken within the last six months. Looking back now, the strict size requirement makes sense—it ensures quick and accurate identification on the license card, which is crucial for driving safety. Before applying, it's best to check online or call to confirm local requirements to avoid multiple trips. Having all the necessary materials ready, like a copy of your ID, will speed up the process.
As an experienced driver, I remember clearly that the C1 driver's license photo must be 32mm by 22mm, with a white background and a front-facing portrait. Back when I applied for my truck license, the size wasn't standardized, but now it's uniform nationwide. The photo must be recent, without hats or sunglasses, and with high clarity. Why the fixed dimensions? It's for easier printing and management of licenses—too big or small affects recognition. I recommend going to a professional photo studio; they'll adjust the size and lighting to avoid shadows. Common issues like taking photos at home with a phone may result in rejection due to insufficient pixels. This photo stays on your license for ten years, so choose a sharp-looking one—don't cut corners. Safe driving starts with paying attention to these small details.
When applying for a C1 driver's license for my child, I learned the crucial photo specifications: 32mm × 22mm, following the small one-inch standard. The background must be pure white, with a front-facing, bareheaded expression and full face visibility without obstruction. I took my son to the photo studio, where the photographer emphasized precise sizing—too large or too small could lead to application delays. The photo should be taken within the last six months to ensure clarity. The cost is low, but a mistake could cause unnecessary hassle. Uniform sizing helps traffic authorities with identity verification—safety first. Remember to bring all required documents when applying to get it done smoothly in one go.
