Which TWO of the following statements about the vehicle types that can be driven by DL type are correct?

a) A Class A DL allows the driver to operate motorcycles.

b) A Class B DL permits the operation of passenger cars.

c) A Class C DL allows the driver to operate commercial vehicles.

d) A Class D DL restricts the driver to driving vehicles under a certain weight.

A Class B DL allows the operation of passenger cars and a Class D DL restricts driving to non-commercial vehicles under a certain weight. Class A is not for motorcycles and Class C is not intended for commercial vehicles.

Explanation:

The correct answers to the question about which vehicle types can be driven with each class of driver's license (DL) are:

b) A Class B DL permits the operation of passenger cars. This license typically allows the holder to operate larger vehicles, including buses and trucks, that are not classified as Class A vehicles.
d) A Class D DL restricts the driver to driving non-commercial vehicles under a certain weight. It is the most common type of driver's license and is often referred to as a regular or standard driver's license.

Statements a) and c) are incorrect because a Class A DL is generally required to operate commercial trucks, and a Class C DL is not intended for commercial vehicle use unless the driver holds the appropriate endorsements.