What Type of License is Required to Drive a Fire Truck?
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Driving a fire truck requires a B2 driver's license. B2 license permits driving: heavy and medium-duty trucks; large, heavy, and medium-sized special-purpose vehicles. Fire trucks are classified as special-purpose vehicles, also known as fire engines, primarily used for firefighting missions. A B2 license authorizes the operation of fire trucks. Fire trucks come in diverse types with complex functionalities, as outlined below: 1. Classification by chassis load capacity: includes mini fire trucks, light fire trucks, medium fire trucks, and heavy fire trucks. 2. Classification by appearance structure: can be divided into single-axle fire trucks, double-axle fire trucks, cab-over fire trucks, and conventional-cab fire trucks. 3. Classification by function: water tank fire trucks, foam fire trucks, dry powder fire trucks, rescue fire trucks, aerial ladder fire trucks, equipment fire trucks, and public awareness fire trucks. 4. Classification by brand: Dongfeng fire trucks, Isuzu fire trucks, JMC fire trucks, Sinotruk fire trucks, etc.