Why don't many people advocate learning C2 driver's license?

Personally, one is the price. In any case, C2 is definitely a little more expensive than C 1. After all, the maintenance cost of automatic transmission is higher than that of manual transmission. Students in driving schools continue to practice driving all the year round, and the damage of cars is greater than that of ordinary family cars.

Second, the practical scope is not as wide as C 1. The most direct point is that after learning the C2 driver's license, I can only drive an automatic car in the future, but I can't drive a manual one. Some people say nothing. Buy an automatic when you buy a car in the future. Who will buy a manual gear?

Having said that, if it is C 1, the selectivity is much stronger. For example, you can drive a taxi or a minivan. Taxis and taxis are basically manual gears. At least you haven't seen any truck with automatic transmission. This is an intangible advantage.

Similarly, learning to drive, C2 has higher tuition fees and limited driving range, so from the perspective of cost performance, many people will think that learning C2 is not as good as learning C 1, although it is more difficult than C2 in textual research.

Of course, it mainly depends on your own needs, not to say that you must follow the crowd. If you have your own needs and feel that it suits you, it doesn't matter to learn C2, especially for some female drivers, who are naturally afraid of manual transmission. In this case, you can do a C2 test.

There is no need to be serious with yourself in this matter. Everyone has different ideas and opinions, so there is no need to help others. Learning C2 is not inferior to C 1, and there is no need to force people to learn C 1. You don't know each other's situation, and making suggestions at will is tantamount to helping others.