What type of license do you need to drive a vehicle that carries ten passengers?

To drive a vehicle that carries ten passengers, one is required to hold a special passenger vehicle license, which is specifically designed for operating vehicles that carry multiple passengers, typically more than the standard capacity for a car. A standard car license usually permits the driving of vehicles designed to carry a small number of passengers (usually up to 5 or 6).

In this scenario, the special passenger vehicle license encompasses regulations that ensure the driver is trained and qualified to handle the additional responsibilities that come with driving a passenger vehicle, such as adherence to safety protocols and knowledge of passenger management.

While a commercial license may seem appropriate, it often pertains to commercial transport or larger vehicles rather than specifically ten-passenger vehicles. Other vehicle types, like motorcycles, are governed by entirely different licensing requirements, thus not applicable here. Hence, the correct answer emphasizes the need for a specific license designed to address the unique requirements of passenger transport.