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class 1 Semi-trailer trucks and all other motor vehicles or combinations of vehicles except motorcycles
class 2 Buses, including school buses, special activity buses and special vehicles
Trailers or towed vehicles may not exceed 4,600 kilograms except if the bus and trailers or towed vehicles do not have air brakes
Driving laws are regulated by the state, so it depends on where you live.
Class 1 is anything under 18,000lbs.
Class 2 is Over 18,000 lbs. (tractor trailer )
A class 1 driving licence allows you to drive spaceships and horses.
A class 2 driving licence is just for cars.
class 1 is for cars, class 2 is for heavy commercial vechicles
Class 1 is for a semi driver and class 2 is for schoolbus drivers.
everthing you need to know is here
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/motoring/dri...
Class 1 licence is for HGV (heavy goods,inc.Artics)
Class 2 is for lighter vehicles over 30cwt.
class 1 is the normal one everyone gets when they pass there test where you can drive small vans cars small moto bikes. class 2 it for buses large vans more than 7 seats
In the uk a class 1 (lgv) is an articulated truck with a max load of 44 t and class 2 is a non articulated with a max load of 32 t with a max of 4 Axel's . hope this helps
Class 1 (C+E) is an articulated lorry and class 2 (C) is a rigid which you can drive with a trailer of no more than 750kgs mam. If you have class 1 then you can tow any trailer on a rigid up to the maximum mam that the lorry can tow
The only difference is the types of vehicle you can drive. In fact there is no such thing any more as a class one or two licenec but mose people still refer to them as classes
To be able to drive a Class One you will need an unrestricted CE category on your licence - A CE is a vehicle over 7.5 Tonnes with any size trailer - Arctic Lorries
To be able to drive a Class Two you will need a category C or CE (102) on your licence - A CE (102) is a vehicle over 7.5 Tonnes with any size trailer but the connection must be by draw bar - A category C is a rigid vehicle over 7.5 tonnes with a trailer up to 750kg.
You are also restricted to staging - so you have to pass a C before you can go for the CE
To get the licence you need to first apply for the provisional entitlement by completing a D2 and D4 (medical) - forms available from DVLA
You then need to take a theroy and practical test in the catergories.
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