What is a wheeled mechanical car?

Wheeled self-propelled machinery is divided into rail-wheeled self-propelled machinery and ordinary wheeled self-propelled machinery (including tire type and wheel hub type), the former includes train locomotives, bullet trains, rail cars, rail motorcycles, rail cranes and railway special construction machinery (excluding ordinary freight cars). The latter includes automobiles, tire cranes, rollers, tractors, harvesters, and special construction machinery (excluding trailers for automobiles).

Wheeled special mechanical vehicle refers to wheeled self-propelled machinery with equipment such as loading and unloading, excavation, leveling, and conveying. For example, fire trucks, cement mixer trucks, concrete pump trucks, truck cranes, etc. are all wheeled special mechanical vehicles. Those over the age of 70 are not allowed to drive wheeled special mechanical vehicles.

Article 9 of the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses is divided into large buses, tractors, city buses, medium-sized buses, large trucks, small cars, small automatic vehicles, low-speed trucks, three-wheeled vehicles, small automatic passenger cars for the disabled, ordinary three-wheeled motorcycles, ordinary two-wheeled motorcycles, mopeds, wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles, trolleybuses and trams.

Wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicleIt is a wheeled self-propelled machinery divided into rail wheeled self-propelled machinery and ordinary wheeled self-propelled machinery, including jue train locomotives, bullet trains, rail cars, rail motorcycles, rail cranes and railway special construction machinery. The latter include cars, tire cranes, rollers, tractors, harvesters.

and trailers that do not include automobiles, such as dedicated construction machinery. The wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicle on the driver's license refers to a wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicle with a special structure and special functions, equipped with rubber wheels, and can drive on its own.

Definition of wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicle

According to the definition of relevant models, wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles can be divided into rail-wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles and ordinary wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles. Rail wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles include train locomotives, bullet trains, rail cars, rail motorcycles, rail cranes and railway special construction machinery. Ordinary wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles include wheeled forklifts, tire cranes, wheeled rollers, loaders, and special wheeled construction machinery.

There are still many vehicles included in wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles, but you can drive a wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicle with an M driver's license.

But it is very rare, and it can be said that many people have never seen it. In fact, with the wide Zen automobile technology, as well as the improvement and development of transportation conditions, the wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicle includes the rail self-propelled mechanical vehicle required M driver's license, which has basically been a railway locomotive.

Driver's license has been replaced, or the relevant rail-mounted vehicle has been eliminated and replaced, so the rail-mounted self-propelled mechanical vehicle no longer needs an M driver's license.

Then there are some common wheeled self-propelled vehicles, such as forklifts, road rollers, etc., although the quasi-driving wheeled self-propelled mechanical vehicles with M driver's license include these models. However, if you want to drive these models, such as forklifts, road rollers and other models, you still need to go through special training or study, and obtain qualifications such as operation certificates and work permits before you can drive. It's not the same as the C license, and you can directly drive the quasi-driving type after obtaining the C license.