What License is Required for a Sedan?

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Driving a sedan requires a C1 driver's license. Vehicles permitted under C1 license: Small passenger vehicles with 9 seats or fewer (including 9 seats), trucks with a total mass of 4500KG or less (including 4500KG), vehicles with a length of 6 meters or less (including 6 meters), and light small trucks with an approved load capacity of 1500KG or less (including 1500KG). For automatic transmission sedans, a C2 license is also acceptable. The vehicles permitted under C2 license are small and micro automatic transmission passenger vehicles, as well as light and micro automatic transmission cargo vehicles. Therefore, driving a sedan requires either a C1 or C2 license. For manual transmission sedans, a C1 license is required, while for automatic transmission sedans, either C1 or C2 is acceptable. Driver's licenses are categorized as follows: There are a total of 15 levels of driver's licenses: A1 for large buses, A2 for tractor trailers, A3 for city buses, B1 for medium-sized buses, B2 for large trucks, C1 for small cars, C2 for small automatic transmission cars, C3 for low-speed cargo vehicles, C4 for three-wheeled cars, D for regular three-wheeled motorcycles, E for regular two-wheeled motorcycles, F for light motorcycles, M for wheeled self-propelled machinery, N for trolleybuses, and P for trams.