Which vehicles can a Class B licensee operate?

A Class B license allows the holder to operate any single motor vehicle with a Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR) of 26,001 pounds or more, or any vehicle towing a trailer with a GCWR of under that threshold. This means that drivers can operate larger vehicles such as buses and trucks that meet this weight requirement.

This classification is specifically designed to enable drivers to handle heavier and more complex vehicles than those permitted under lower class licenses, thus ensuring safety on the road with adequately trained operators for larger vehicles.

The other options refer to scenarios outside the scope of a Class B license. For instance, a Class A license is required for operating combinations of vehicles with a higher GCWR or for larger trailers, and the mention of vehicles with less than 26,000 pounds falls under Class C or a lower classification. This distinction is fundamental for understanding the licensing structure and ensuring that drivers are appropriately qualified for the vehicles they operate.