What is a driving license class B primarily for?

The driving license class B is primarily designed for operating cars and vans that have a maximum weight limit of 3.5 tons. This includes most passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles, enabling holders to drive vehicles that are commonly used for personal transport as well as small business purposes.

This classification allows individuals to drive standard automobiles which typically fall within this weight category, providing flexibility for personal and professional use. The range of vehicles covered under class B ensures that drivers can operate widely used transportation options without requiring special endorsements or additional testing for heavier vehicles.

While other options include areas such as trucks, bicycles, and public transport, they fall outside the scope of what class B encompasses. The emphasis of class B is specifically on ensuring that drivers can safely and confidently handle everyday vehicles that the majority of the population uses for commuting and travel.