Which of the following class of licenses allows for driving non-commercial motor vehicles?

The correct answer is Regular Class. A Regular Class license is designed specifically for drivers of non-commercial motor vehicles, allowing individuals to operate standard vehicles without the restrictions that apply to commercial driving. This class of license is generally what the average person obtains to drive personal cars, SUVs, and other non-commercial vehicles.

A Class A Commercial license, on the other hand, is required for operating large commercial vehicles, such as tractor-trailers, which are used for business purposes. Class B Provisional licenses are typically for younger drivers who are still in the learning phase of obtaining a full driver's license and may come with certain restrictions, like limits on passengers or driving times. An Instruction Permit is intended for learners and allows individuals to practice driving under specific supervision, but does not permit independent driving.