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Governor Brown signed AB 60 into law in 2013, which directs the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to issue a driver's license to any California resident who is eligible, regardless of immigration status. This means that an applicant who is undocumented can receive a driver's license under AB 60.

There are ten classes of California driver licenses. When you apply for a driver license, tell DMV the type of license you need. The license classes are defined as follows: NOTE: Class M1 or M2 is added to any other class license after passing law and skill tests.

A Class C license is a basic license and the class most private citizens have. Despite this, it affords many driving privileges. A Class C license allows the holder to drive two-axel vehicle under 26,000, a vehicle towing a trailer or semitrailer, a housecar and three-axel vehicles less than 6,000 pounds.

Other classes of driver licenses/endorsements are:Noncommercial Class A.Noncommercial Class B.Commercial Class A.Commercial Class B.Commercial Class C.Motorcycle Class M1.Motorcycle Class M2.Commercial endorsements: Doubles/Triples. Hazardous Materials. Passenger Transportation. Tank Vehicle.More items...

An M1 license permits motorcyclists to drive any type of motorcycle or motorized scooter (essentially any vehicle with two wheels), while an M2 license only permits drivers to ride a motorized bicycle, moped, or motorized scooter.

You can apply for a 'Standard' license or permit without a Social Security Card or ineligibility letter.

What Is an M1 License in California? When you have an M1 license in California, you can legally operate any two or three wheel device equipped with a motor and no pedals, such as motorcycles and sit-down scooters, as well as any motorized vehicle in Class M2, which includes mopeds and motorized bicycles.