What vehicles can be driven with an N1 driver's license?

[IslaDella]

An N1 driver's license allows you to drive trolleybuses. The requirements for applying for a trolleybus driver's license are as follows: The trolleybus driving license can be obtained for the first time by applicants aged between 20 and 50 years old. The application must be submitted at the local vehicle management office in the applicant's registered residence, and the license can be obtained after passing a physical examination. However, general driving schools usually do not offer training programs for trolleybus licenses; specialized training driving schools are required for registration. A driver's license, also known as a driving permit, is a document issued by the government transportation department to individuals who are qualified to drive, usually in the form of a card. To obtain a driver's license, one must meet the minimum age requirement and pass a driving test. The driver's license typically specifies the types of motor vehicles the holder is allowed to drive, such as motorcycles, passenger cars, trucks, buses, etc.

[StGiselle]

When I first got my N1 driver's license, I was also wondering what kind of vehicles I could drive. After checking the information, I learned that the N1 license is mainly for driving light towed vehicles, such as small trailers and light vans with a total mass not exceeding 4500kg. I tried driving a mini truck for deliveries, and it felt quite agile. But remember, you can't drive large trucks or heavy tractor-trailers, or you'll be breaking the law. When you're just starting out, it's better to drive slowly, especially in congested urban areas. Also, make sure to maintain the vehicle regularly, checking things like tires and the braking system to avoid accidents. New drivers can start by practicing with simpler vehicle models—steady and safe progress is the way to go.

[DeCassandra]

Having studied driving regulations for years, the N1 driver's license falls under the special vehicle category in my understanding, permitting the operation of light trailer towing vehicles and certain small trucks and buses. Specifically, the total vehicle weight must be kept under 4500kg, with no overloading or towing of large equipment—this is crucial to prevent safety hazards. From experience, I've learned that driving such vehicles requires attention to road conditions and weather changes, as braking distances lengthen in rainy conditions. It's advisable for license holders to thoroughly study traffic rule manuals to avoid penalties due to lack of awareness.

[McAlejandro]

Many friends often confuse the types of vehicles allowed with an N1 driver's license, thinking it permits driving all kinds of vehicles. However, this is not the case. The N1 license is mainly for operating small towing vehicles, with small trailer-equipped cargo trucks being a typical example. I've personally seen cases where people mistakenly drove heavy-duty trucks, resulting in license points deduction and fines. When driving such vehicles, always ensure they are within the permitted range, avoiding overloading or illegal cargo. Double-check the manual before driving to prevent trouble. Being safer means fewer troubles in life.

[OJoy]

When driving with an N1 license, I always prioritize safety because it allows me to operate light trailers and small cargo trucks. Driving these vehicles carries higher risks, such as losing control if accelerating too quickly, especially on mountain road curves. I once experienced an overload accident myself, which taught me a profound lesson: strictly adhere to weight limits—the vehicle must not exceed a total mass of 4500kg—and regularly check tire pressure. Stay focused while driving; avoid distractions like listening to music or using your phone. Protecting yourself and others ensures smooth roads for everyone.