QandAs: Autos

What is a Class F Driver’s License?

Answer:
Many states require a Class F license to transport passengers for a fee.

This type of license may be called Class E in some states. Most drivers in this class operate vehicles such as taxicabs, shuttle vans, livery sedans, and limousines.

Applicants must be at least 18 or 21 years of age depending on the state and have held a valid license for a certain period time, usually from two to four years. The issuing state will perform a criminal and/or traffic offense background check, and may require a medical assessment of the driver. Note that a Class F license does not take the place of a taxi permit. Taxicab drivers must obtain a separate operating permit from local authorities.


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