Which license allows a person to drive a truck with a load capacity of 2.5 tonnes (2,500 liters) that carries dangerous goods as defined in Appendix 9 of the Enforcement Rule?
Trucks carrying dangerous goods have stricter license requirements than ordinary trucks, and the required license is split at a load capacity of 3 tonnes (or 3,000 liters) (Note 2 of Appendix 18 of the Enforcement Rule). Note that this is an exception even at weights a Class II driver's license for ordinary motor vehicles would cover for ordinary cargo.
Answer: ④
Explanation
Under Note 2 of Appendix 18 of the Enforcement Rule, a truck carrying dangerous goods with a load capacity of 3 tonnes or less (or 3,000 liters or less) requires a Class I driver's license for ordinary motor vehicles, and a larger one requires a Class I driver's license for large motor vehicles. For ordinary cargo, a truck of up to 4 tonnes may be driven with a Class II driver's license for ordinary motor vehicles, but trucks carrying dangerous goods are an exception. Small licenses do not cover such trucks at all.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 별표18 비고 제2호