What Vehicles Can a Class B License Drive?

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ElizaLee
07/29/25 7:05pm
B-class driver's license holders are permitted to operate medium-sized passenger vehicles (including urban buses with a capacity of 10-19 passengers); heavy and medium-sized trucks; as well as heavy and medium-sized specialized operation vehicles. Application Requirements: Applicants must have held a C1, C2, C3, or C4 (Class C) driving license for at least three years with no full-point penalty records in the two most recent scoring cycles prior to application; or have held an A3 or B2 driving license for at least one year with no full-point penalty records in the most recent scoring cycle. Physical Requirements: Both thumbs must be fully functional, with at least three fingers on each hand being fully functional and normal limb and finger mobility; torso and neck must have no movement impairments; normal vision without red-green color blindness; ability to discern the direction of sound sources with each ear at a distance of 50 centimeters from a tuning fork.
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