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A non-professional driver's licence allows you to:
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Drive private motor vehicles, but not vehicles operated for hire
Driving public utility or for-hire vehicles requires a professional licence; a non-professional licence covers private vehicles only.
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- โDrive private motor vehicles, but not vehicles operated for hire
- โDrive taxis and jeepneys for a living
- โDrive any vehicle including buses for hire
- โOperate heavy trucks commercially
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