Is the driving license a high-low scooter or a straight one?

the vehicle type marked on the driving license is a high-low scooter, that is to say, part of the body chassis is higher and part is lower. Relatively speaking, the straight car is a flat and unified car body chassis.

There are obvious differences in appearance between high and low carts and straight carts. The chassis of the high-low scooter presents the shape of high in the front and low in the back. This design can improve the height of the chassis from the ground, increase the passability and be more stable under rugged road conditions. The chassis of the straight car is flat and consistent, which is suitable for driving on a flat road.

There are also some differences between the high-low scooter and the straight scooter in usage scenarios. Because the high-low scooter has better passing performance, it performs better in bad road conditions such as off-road and site transportation. The straight car is more suitable for urban road transportation, long-distance logistics and other relatively flat environments.

Thirdly, for drivers, the handling feelings of high-low scooter and straight scooter are different. Due to the difference of chassis design, the high-low scooter may have some inclination when turning, which requires the driver to have certain operating experience to maintain stability. The straight car is relatively stable and relatively simple to control.

high and low carts and straight carts have their own characteristics and applicable scenarios. The vehicle type marked on the driving license is high-low scooter, which means that the vehicle you hold performs better in the environment with complex road conditions and good passing performance. When choosing a vehicle, it is also necessary to consider the specific needs and road conditions to ensure safe and comfortable driving.