What driver's license do you need to drive an RV?

According to the interpretation of the new regulations, if you want to drive an RV, you must increase your C6 driver's license. The base number for increasing your driving is A 1, A3, B 1, B2, C 1, C2, and you didn't deduct 12 points during the driving deduction period and before. But there is one exception, that is, A2 driver's license. If the owner's A2 driver's license is cancelled due to being over 60 years old or actively demoted, he can apply for C6 driver's license directly at the vehicle management office without passing the exam!

Owners applying for C6 driver's license must be over 20 years old and under 60 years old; But the elderly aged 60-70 do have a strong demand for RV. If they can pass the reaction, judgment and memory tests, they can also apply for C6 additional driving!

Related instructions

To drive C6, you only need two subjects in the examination room and four subjects in the written test. Subject 2 is divided into three subjects: pile test, S-bend and right-angle bend. Without C 1 driving test, you can park sideways and start halfway up the slope. The test score is 100, but you only need 90 points to pass. The so-called pile test is very similar to reversing into the warehouse, except that there are two adjacent garages, and the test vehicles need to go in and out in turn, and the candidates need to complete the whole operation within 8 minutes!

The new policy of C6 driver's license is a boon to many RV enthusiasts, not to mention that with years of driving experience and technology, it is a piece of cake to increase driving C6. However, in the complex road conditions dominated by expressways and mountain roads, improving safety awareness, driving carefully and driving in a civilized way as much as possible is the basis for enjoying a beautiful leisure life!