Bus driver's license is A3 motor vehicle driver's license, and its examination includes many links. Subject 2 requires candidates to reach 90% or above before passing. The examination covers basic driving skills such as getting ready to get on the bus, starting, driving in a straight line, shifting gears, changing lanes and pulling over. In addition, it also includes driving skills in specific scenes such as going straight through intersections, turning left and right at intersections, crossing crosswalks, school areas and bus stops. Advanced driving skills such as overtaking, U-turn and night driving are also part of the test to ensure that drivers have comprehensive driving ability.
Training content of subway driver's license:
1, subway driving rules: including basic rules of subway operation, signal light interpretation, speed limit, etc.
2. Operation of subway vehicles: involving the basic knowledge of driving skills, emergency treatment and vehicle maintenance of subway vehicles;
3. Passenger safety management: including passenger evacuation, emergency rescue, safety plan implementation, etc.
4. Subway electrical equipment: basic knowledge, operation methods and maintenance of subway related electrical equipment;
5. Subway signal system: introduce the working principle, composition and maintenance of subway signal system;
6. Subway operation management: organization and management of subway operation, passenger flow analysis and service quality control.
To sum up, the subway driver's license is A3 motor vehicle driver's license, and the bus driver's license exam contains many links, requiring candidates to score above 90 to pass, covering basic driving skills, driving skills in specific scenarios, and advanced driving skills to ensure drivers' comprehensive driving ability.
Legal basis:
regulations for the application and use of motor vehicle driving license
Article 31
Subject III road driving skills test includes: getting on the bus, tractors, city buses, medium-sized buses, large trucks, small cars, small automatic buses, low-speed trucks, small automatic buses for the disabled, starting, driving in a straight line, adding and subtracting gears, changing lanes, pulling over, going straight through intersections, turning left at intersections, turning right at intersections, crossing crosswalks, passing through school areas, and passing through buses. The examination contents of other quasi-driving models shall be determined by the traffic management department of the provincial public security organ.