I know you’ve all been dying to know, so here it is -- a breakdown of the different types of drivers licenses you can get. If you turn 16 and go get your license, can you immediately drive a tractor-trailer out of the parking lot? Fortunately, no. You gotta drive the type of car that’s allowed by your license type. Luckily, the breakdown is pretty easy to remember. Follow along with me, Sesame Street style. Show Class M - M is for Moped and Motorcycle. Do you prefer two wheels to four? Driver license class M is for you. Class C - C means Car. This is your basic license, the one you take drivers ed for. You’ll be able to drive mom and dad’s 1986 Toyota Corolla like a boss. Class B - B stands for Buses. With this license, you can drive non-commercial buses, RVs, and farm vehicles. Super awesome if you’re going on a multi-city tour with your band, your Floridian grandparents, and your uncle the farmer. Class A - A means you’re A+ at driving! You have the powers of both drivers licenses class B & C combined. There are different classifications for Commercial Driver Licenses. Are you working for the man? You’re gonna have to have one of these types of licenses: Class C CDL - If you’re trying to deliver stuff (small scale) or driving people around, this is the one you need. Class B CDL - Have you always had it out for people who parked illegally or dreamed of being spitballed by 5-18 year olds? Then you wanna get this type of license. With this, you can drive commercial vehicles like tow trucks, dump trucks, and school buses. Class A CDL - The end all, be all of the driver licenses. With this license, you can drive all four-wheeled vehicles, including tractor-trailers. So a trucker hat and a Big Gulp hit the road on your 18 wheels. Unless you’re trying to drive anything bigger than a basic SUV or with less than two wheels, your regular ol’ Class C license will be enough. This is what you apply for after you take Drivers Ed and pass your written test. 1. These Rules may be cited as the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Driving Licences) Rules. 2.—(1) In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires — “ambulance” means a motor vehicle that is specifically equipped for —
sick or injured individuals who require emergency medical treatment; [S 1073/2021 wef 03/01/2022] “approved provider” means a driving school licensed under Part III of the Act that is approved by the Deputy Commissioner of Police to conduct a visual acuity and colour vision test; [S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] “authorised officer” means a person authorised by the Deputy Commissioner of Police to perform the duties and exercise the powers of the Deputy Commissioner of Police under these Rules, and includes an overseas representative; [S 562/2002 wef 16/12/2002] “distinguishing mark” means the distinguishing mark referred to in rule 5 of the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Rules (R 32); [S 646/2010 wef 01/11/2010] “driving licence” means a licence to drive a motor vehicle granted under Part II of the Act; “electric motor cycle” means a motor cycle that is mechanically propelled by means of an electric traction motor; [S 178/2020 wef 01/04/2020] “licence” includes a driving licence and a provisional licence; “licensed”, in relation to a driving school, means licensed under the Road Traffic (Driving Instructors and Driving Schools) Rules (R 16); “licensed instructor” means —
[S 775/2019 wef 16/12/2019] “medical transport vehicle” means a motor vehicle that is equipped to provide non-emergency patient transport services; [S 1073/2021 wef 03/01/2022] “new driver” has the same meaning as in rule 2 of the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Rules; [S 646/2010 wef 01/11/2010] “non-emergency patient transport services” means transport services for fee or reward that relate solely to the provision of transport on roads of individuals —
[S 1073/2021 wef 03/01/2022] “overall height”, in relation to a motor vehicle, means the distance between the surface on which the motor vehicle rests and —
“overseas representative” means a diplomatic or consular officer of the government in any foreign country and includes a Trade Commissioner of Singapore in any foreign country; [S 562/2002 wef 16/12/2002] “period of probation” has the same meaning as in rule 2 of the Road Traffic (New Drivers) Rules; [S 646/2010 wef 01/11/2010] “Police Class 2 Intermediate riding course (Advanced)” means an advanced course to train officers of the Singapore Police Force in preparation to qualify for a Police Driving Permit to ride Class 2 vehicles in the course of their duties as officers of the Singapore Police Force, conducted by the Singapore Police Force or by any person engaged by the Singapore Police Force; [S 108/2014 wef 01/03/2014] “Police Class 2 Intermediate riding test (Basic)” means a test of competence to ride Class 2 vehicles conducted on or after 8th July 1968 by the Singapore Police Force or any person appointed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police and that qualifies officers of the Singapore Police Force to proceed to the Police Class 2 Intermediate riding course (Advanced); [S 108/2014 wef 01/03/2014] “power rating”, in relation to an electric motor cycle, means the maximum aggregate power output, expressed in kilowatts (kW), of the electric traction motor of the electric motor cycle; [S 178/2020 wef 01/04/2020] “Proficiency Driving Test” means the test specified in Part 3 of the Second Schedule; [S 562/2002 wef 01/11/2002] [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] “provisional licence” means a licence granted by the Deputy Commissioner of Police under section 36(3) of the Act; [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] “visual acuity and colour vision test” means a test conducted in a manner specified by the Deputy Commissioner of Police to determine that a person is able to —
[S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] [Deleted by S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [Deleted by S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] (2) For the purposes of these Rules, where the holder of a driving licence applies to take or takes any test of competence, or applies for any provisional licence under these Rules, the number of demerit points accumulated by him as at the date of his application or the date of his test of competence (as the case may be) shall be the aggregate of the following:
Application for grant or renewal of licence 3.—(1) Except with the approval of the Deputy Commissioner of Police or an authorised officer, a person who desires to obtain or renew a licence shall —
[S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] (2) An application for the grant of a driving licence must be accompanied by one photograph of the applicant. [S 586/2018 wef 01/10/2018] (2A) An application for the renewal of a driving licence must, if so required by the Deputy Commissioner of Police or authorised officer, be accompanied by one photograph of the applicant. [S 586/2018 wef 01/10/2018] (3) The photograph referred to in paragraphs (2) and (2A) shall comply with the specifications set out in the Ninth Schedule. [S 586/2018 wef 01/10/2018] (3A) A person who is 65 years of age or older who applies for the grant or renewal of a licence must —
unless that person has met the requirements referred to in sub‑paragraphs (a) and (b) in respect of a licence of a different class held by him at the time of the application. [S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] (4) An application for the grant or renewal of a licence may be received and dealt with at any time within one month before the date on which the grant or renewal of the licence is to take effect. (5) The Deputy Commissioner of Police or authorised officer may refuse to grant or renew a driving licence for any of the classes of vehicles in respect of which the application is made if —
(6) The prescribed fee referred to in section 35(6) and (6A) of the Act is $50 for —
(7) Despite paragraph (6), no fee is payable —
(8) A fee of $25 is payable for each grant or renewal of a provisional driving licence for any class of vehicle. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] (9) The Deputy Commissioner of Police may waive any fee referred to in this rule. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] 3A. [Deleted by S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Driving licence not to be granted or renewed when another driving licence held by applicant suspended or revoked, etc. 4. A licence of any class must not be granted or renewed if the application for the grant or renewal of the licence is made by a person —
[S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] Validity of driving licences for all classes of vehicles other than Class 4, 4A and 5 where holder attains prescribed age 4A.—(1) A Class 1, 2, 2A, 2B, 3, 3A, 3C or 3CA driving licence ceases to be in force on the date the holder of the driving licence attains 65 years of age and at the end of every 3 years after
that date (called in this rule collectively the specified ages), unless the holder —
[S 331/2020 wef 07/04/2020] (2) Despite paragraph (1), in the case where the holder of a Class 1, 2, 2A, 2B, 3, 3A, 3C or 3CA driving licence attains a specified age between 7 April 2020 and 6 October 2020 (both dates inclusive), the holder’s driving licence ceases to be in force on the date 6 months after the holder attains that age, unless the holder —
[S 600/2020 wef 27/07/2020] Validity of Class 4, 4A and 5 driving licences where holder attains prescribed age 5.—(1) A person who has attained 75 years of age shall not drive a Class 4, 4A or 5 vehicle. [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] (2) A Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence ceases to be in force on the date the holder of the driving licence attains 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 or 74 years of age, unless the holder —
[S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] (2AA) Despite paragraph (2), in the case where the holder of a Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence attains 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73 or 74 years of age between 7 April 2020 and 6 October 2020 (both dates inclusive), the holder’s driving licence ceases to be in force on the date 6 months after the holder attains that age, unless the holder —
[S 600/2020 wef 27/07/2020] (2A) For the purpose of paragraph (2)(c), a holder of a Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence passes the whole or such part (as the case may be) of the Proficiency Driving Test if the holder meets, to the satisfaction of the person conducting the test, the requirements to pass the whole or such part of that test. [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] (3) For the purpose of paragraph (2)(c), the Deputy Commissioner of Police may, in special circumstances, waive any of the requirements specified in the Proficiency Driving Test. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Section 35(10A)(a) medical examination 5A.—(1) The prescribed medical examination for the purposes of section 35(10A)(a) of the Act involves
an examination of the driving licence holder’s —
(2) The medical examination referred to in paragraph (1) and the certification of a holder of a driving licence as being physically fit to drive a vehicle of a class specified in his driving licence is to be conducted by —
(3) [Deleted by S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] Proficiency Driving Test for holder of or applicant for Class 4, 4A and 5 driving licences 6.—(1) The prescribed test of competence to drive for the purposes of sections 35(10A)(b) and 36(2)(b) of the Act is the Proficiency Driving Test. (2) A holder of, or an applicant for, a Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence who is required by the Deputy Commissioner of Police to pass the Proficiency Driving Test shall make an application to the Deputy Commissioner of Police who shall arrange a time and place for the test to be conducted. [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] (2A) For the purpose of this rule and sections 35(10A)(b) and 36(2)(b) of the Act, a holder of or an applicant for a Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence passes the whole or such part (as the case may be) of the Proficiency Driving Test if the holder or applicant meets, to the satisfaction of the person conducting the test, the requirements to pass the whole or part of that test. [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] (3) Where the holder or applicant referred to in paragraph (2) has failed the Proficiency Driving Test, the holder or applicant may apply to the Deputy Commissioner of Police for a retest. [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] [S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] Vehicle used for Proficiency Driving Test 7. A person undergoing the Proficiency Driving Test shall provide at his own expense a motor vehicle which is, in the opinion of the person conducting the test, suitable for the purpose and which is in good mechanical condition. Prescribed diseases and disabilities 8.—(1) An applicant for a licence shall not be entitled to claim to be subjected to a test as to his fitness or ability to drive a motor vehicle under section 37 of the Act if —
[S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] (2) For the purposes of paragraph (1)(a), “mental disorder” includes idiocy and any mental disorder for which an order has been made under section 10 or 13 of the Mental Health (Care and Treatment) Act 2008 (Act 21 of 2008) for the detention in a psychiatric institution of the person suffering from that mental disorder for treatment. [S 55/2012 wef 27/02/2012] [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Prescribed test for fitness to drive 8A.—(1) For the purposes of section 37(5) and (8) of the Act, the prescribed test, in relation to an applicant for the grant of a driving licence or a licence holder, is a medical examination and certification by —
stating that the applicant or licence holder, as the case may be, is fit to drive a motor vehicle. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] (2) Where a licence holder claims to be subjected to the prescribed test under section 37(8) of the Act and he has previously undergone a medical examination by a registered medical practitioner for the purpose of section 37(6) of the Act, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may, by notice in writing to the licence holder, require that the prescribed test be conducted by any other registered medical practitioner. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] (3) The costs of the prescribed test referred to in paragraphs (1) and (2) shall be borne by the applicant or licence holder concerned. [S 245/2004 wef 30/04/2004] Prescribed test of competence for grant of driving licence 9.—(1) An applicant for a Class 2B driving licence is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant satisfies the following requirements:
(2) For the purpose of paragraph (1)(b), an applicant for a Class 2B driving licence is not eligible to take the Motor Cycle Riding Theory Test mentioned in the First Schedule unless the applicant has already passed the Basic Driving Theory Test mentioned in the Third Schedule. (3) For the purpose of paragraph (1)(c), an applicant for a Class 2B driving licence is not eligible to attend the Simulator Training Course mentioned in that paragraph unless the applicant has already attended and successfully completed at least 5 riding lessons conducted by a licensed instructor. (4) An applicant for a Class 2 or 2A driving licence is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant satisfies the following requirements:
(5) For the purpose of paragraphs (1)(d) and (4)(b), an applicant for a Class 2, 2A or 2B driving licence passes the Practical Riding Test if the applicant meets, to the satisfaction of the person conducting the test, the requirements to pass that test. (6) An applicant for a Class 3 driving licence who does not hold a Class 3A, 3C or 3CA driving licence, or an applicant for a Class 3A driving licence who does not hold a Class 3C or 3CA driving licence, is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant satisfies the following requirements:
(7) For the purposes of paragraph (6), the applicant mentioned in that paragraph is not eligible to attend the Simulator Training Course mentioned in that paragraph unless the applicant has already attended and successfully completed at least 5 driving lessons conducted by a licensed instructor. (8) An applicant for a Class 3 driving licence who holds a Class 3A, 3C or 3CA driving licence, or an applicant for a Class 3A driving licence who holds a Class 3C or 3CA driving licence, is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant satisfies the following requirements:
(9) For the purpose of paragraph (8), an applicant for a Class 3 driving licence who holds a Class 3A or 3CA driving licence is not eligible to attend the Simulator Training Course mentioned in that paragraph unless the applicant has already attended and successfully completed at least 5 driving lessons conducted by a licensed instructor. (10) An applicant for a Class 3C or 3CA driving licence is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant has passed the Basic Driving Theory Test mentioned in the Third Schedule. (11) An applicant for a Class 4, 4A or 5 driving licence is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive mentioned in sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act if the applicant has passed the Practical Driving Test mentioned in Part 2 of the Second Schedule. (12) For the purposes of paragraphs (6), (8) and (11), an applicant for a Class 3, 3A, 4, 4A or 5 driving licence passes the Practical Driving Test mentioned in Part 2 of the Second Schedule if the applicant meets, to the satisfaction of the person conducting the test, the requirement to pass that test. (13) The Deputy Commissioner of Police may, in his discretion, waive all or any of the requirements of this rule. (14) Despite any of the requirements in paragraphs (1)(b), (c), (d) and (e), (2), (3) and (4), an applicant for a Class 2, 2A or 2B licence who has passed the Police Class 2 Intermediate riding test (Basic) is deemed to have passed the prescribed test of competence to drive Class 2, 2A and 2B vehicles under sections 35(6A), 36(1), 43(1)(b) and 47A of the Act. [S 775/2019 wef 16/12/2019] Prescribed period for recognition of foreign driving licence of person who becomes citizen or permanent resident of Singapore or work pass driver 9A. For the purposes of section 38(3) of the Act and the definition of “prescribed period” in section 38(5) of the Act —
[S 794/2015 wef 01/01/2016] Persons by whom tests shall be conducted 10.—(1) A test shall be conducted by a person appointed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police. (2) The Deputy Commissioner of Police may appoint such other person as he thinks fit to supervise or observe the conduct of the test. (3) A person appointed under paragraph (2) to supervise or observe the conduct of a test may be present in or on the vehicle which is being used in the conduct of the test. Appointment of time and place for test 11.—(1) Any person who desires to take a test shall make an application to the Deputy Commissioner of Police who shall arrange a time and place for the test to be conducted. (2) In the case of an application for a second or subsequent test, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may in his discretion refuse to grant a test date earlier than 6 months from the date of the previous test. (3) Paragraph (2) shall not apply to a person in respect of whom an order has been made by a court under section 36(7) of the Act. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Test not to be taken when another driving licence held by applicant suspended or revoked, etc. 12. A person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to drive any class of vehicle —
Production of vehicle for test 13. A person undergoing a test of competence to drive shall provide at his own expense a motor vehicle which is, in the opinion of the person conducting the test, suitable for the purpose and in good mechanical condition. Restrictions against taking test of competence to ride Class 2, 2A or 2B vehicle 14.—(1) A person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to ride a Class 2B vehicle if —
[S 646/2010 wef 01/11/2010] (2) A person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to ride a Class 2A vehicle if —
(3) A person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to ride a Class 2 vehicle if —
(4) Paragraph (2)(a) (or any former provision replaced by that provision which required the person to have been holding a driving licence in respect of a Class 2B vehicle for at least one year when he takes a test of competence to ride a Class 2A vehicle) shall not apply to, or in relation to, the application for or taking of the Police Class 2 Intermediate riding test (Basic) by an officer of the Singapore Police Force. [S 108/2014 wef 01/03/2014] (5) Paragraph (3)(a) (or any former provision replaced by that provision which required the person to have been holding a driving licence in respect of a Class 2A vehicle for at least one year when he takes a test of competence to ride a Class 2 vehicle) shall not apply to, or in relation to, the application for or taking of the Police Class 2 Intermediate riding test (Basic) by an officer of the Singapore Police Force. [S 108/2014 wef 01/03/2014] Restrictions against taking test of competence to drive Class 3, 3A, 3C or 3CA vehicle 15. A person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to drive a Class 3, 3A, 3C or 3CA vehicle if —
[S 335/2015 wef 01/06/2015] Pre-requisite for and restrictions against taking test of competence to drive Class 4, 4A or 5 vehicle 16.—(1) Any person desiring to submit himself for a test of competence to drive —
[S 335/2015 wef 01/06/2015] (2) For the purpose of paragraph (1), a person shall not be allowed to apply for or take a test of competence to drive a Class 4, 4A or 5 vehicle if —
(3) The Deputy Commissioner of Police may, in his discretion, waive all or any of the requirements of this rule. 17.—(1) The fees payable for —
[S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [S 335/2015 wef 01/06/2015] [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [S 335/2015 wef 01/06/2015] [S 254/2016 wef 01/06/2016] (2) Such fees must be payable in advance and is not refundable. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] 18. [Deleted by S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Classification of motor vehicles 19. For the purposes of these Rules, motor vehicles shall be divided into the following classes:
Particulars to be entered on licence 20.—(1) Every licence shall contain such particulars as may be required by the Deputy Commissioner of Police. (2) A driving licence may authorise the holder thereof to drive all, or one or more, classes of motor vehicles as are specified in the driving licence. (3) The holder of a licence (if not issued in electronic form) shall not make any mark or entry upon, erase, cancel or alter any mark or entry contained in his licence. [S 155/2022 wef 07/03/2022] Grant by endorsement on licence to drive additional classes of vehicles 21. When the holder of a driving licence satisfies the Deputy Commissioner of Police that he is competent to drive a motor vehicle of a class which his driving licence does not permit him to drive, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may, on the application of the holder and subject to the holder passing all tests as may be required by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, grant the holder a licence to drive a motor vehicle of that class by making an endorsement on the driving licence. [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] Endorsement to invalidate class of vehicles from driving licence 21A.—(1) Where a driving licence has been revoked by the Deputy Commissioner of Police under section 35A(1) of the Act and the revocation does not apply to all classes of vehicles that the holder is permitted to drive, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may —
(2) Where a driving licence has been revoked by the Deputy Commissioner of Police under section 37(6) of the Act and the revocation does not apply to all classes of vehicles that the holder is permitted to drive, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may —
(3) Where the holder of a driving licence is prohibited under section 62A of the Act from driving a class of motor vehicles mentioned in that section and the prohibition does not apply to all the classes of vehicles that the holder is permitted to drive, the Deputy Commissioner of Police may —
[S 155/2022 wef 07/03/2022] Conditions for grant of provisional licence 22.—(1) A provisional licence to learn to drive —
[S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] [S 55/2012 wef 27/02/2012] [S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [S 392/2005 wef 20/06/2005] [S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] [S 392/2005 wef 20/06/2005] [S 392/2005 wef 20/06/2005] [S 335/2015 wef 01/06/2015] (2) An applicant shall not be granted a provisional licence to learn to drive —
(3) A licensee must comply with the following conditions:
(4) In this rule, “licensee” means the holder of a provisional driving licence. [S 775/2019 wef 16/12/2019] Validity of provisional licence 22A. A provisional licence is valid —
[S 682/2017 wef 01/12/2017] Holder of provisional licence not to drive vehicle on road when another driving licence held by him suspended or revoked, etc. 23. The holder of a provisional licence shall not use the provisional licence for the purpose of driving a motor vehicle on the road —
24. The Deputy Commissioner of Police or any authorised officer may by notice in writing require the holder of a licence to produce his licence (if not issued in electronic form) for inspection at a time and place specified in the notice. [S 155/2022 wef 07/03/2022] 25.—(1) The holder of a driving licence (if not issued in electronic form) may apply for a
replacement licence if the Deputy Commissioner of Police is satisfied that —
[S 46/2015 wef 01/02/2015] [S 155/2022 wef 07/03/2022] (1A) An application for a replacement licence must, if so required by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, be accompanied by one photograph of the applicant. [S 586/2018 wef 01/10/2018] (1B) The photograph mentioned in paragraph (1A) must comply with the specifications set out in the Ninth Schedule. [S 586/2018 wef 01/10/2018] (2) The Deputy Commissioner of Police may, on the receipt of an application under paragraph (1) and on payment of a fee of $25, issue a replacement licence. (3) The replacement licence issued under paragraph (1) shall have the same effect as the original. (4) Where any person issued a replacement licence under paragraph (1)(a)(i) subsequently recovers possession of the original licence, he shall, within 7 days of its recovery, surrender the original licence to the Deputy Commissioner of Police. (5) Any person who finds or comes into possession of a licence which does not belong to him shall immediately deliver the licence to a police station. (6) Any person issued a replacement licence under paragraph (1)(a)(iii) or (iv) or (b) shall, within 7 days of receiving the replacement licence, surrender the original licence to the Deputy Commissioner of Police. [S 562/2002 wef 01/11/2002] Notification of change of address 26.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2), the holder of a licence shall notify the Deputy Commissioner of Police in writing of any change in his residential address within 28 days of the change. (2) Where the holder of a licence who has changed his residential address makes a report of the change under section 8 of the National Registration Act (Cap. 201) within 28 days thereof, he shall be deemed to have notified the Deputy Commissioner of Police of the change in his residential address in compliance with paragraph (1). Copy or extract of register 27. The fee payable for a copy of, or an extract from, any records maintained by the Deputy Commissioner of Police shall be $10. What is a Class C driver's license in Texas?“Class C” licensing allows you to operate vehicles with a GVWR under 26,000 lbs that would normally not require a CDL, except when they are designed to transport 16 or more persons, including the driver; carry 15 or fewer people, including the driver, and transport children to or from school and home regularly for ...
Can Class 3A drive auto van?A Class 3A driving licence allows you to drive motor cars without clutch pedals of unladen weight not exceeding 3000 kg with not more than 7 passengers exclusive of the driver. It includes motor tractors and other motor vehicles without clutch pedals of unladen weight not exceeding 2500 kg.
What can I drive with Class 3 license?
Should I take class 3 or 3A?In short, Class 3A is for cars with automatic transmission (or auto cars) – which makes up the majority of the cars on the road. You can only drive an auto car if you hold a Class 3A driving license. If you have a Class 3 driving license, you can drive cars with automatic or manual transmission.
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