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Can I Learn to Drive in Another City?

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CamilaFitz

07/29/25 12:37am

You can take the driver's license test in another city. According to the new regulations on driver's licenses, the restrictions on taking the test in a non-resident city have been lifted, and the driver's license can be applied for in a city other than the applicant's registered residence. The full name of the driver's license is the Motor Vehicle Driver's License, which is the certificate required by law for motor vehicle drivers. The following are the relevant regulations regarding the nationwide unified test and the cross-regional subject tests for driver's licenses: 1. The small car driver's license can be applied for nationwide with just one ID. With an ID card, you can directly apply for a small car driver's license anywhere in the country, and no longer need to submit proof of residence or temporary residence permits. 2. Cross-regional subject tests are allowed. If an applicant changes their place of residence due to work, study, or other reasons after completing part of the test, they can apply once to continue the test in another location, and the scores already passed will remain valid.

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OJordan

08/12/25 4:50am

Indeed, you can complete your driver's license learning in another city, which fully complies with traffic regulations. I've checked the relevant rules—as long as you've lived outside your registered residence for a certain period (usually over six months), you can enroll at a local driving school by providing your ID and proof of residence, such as a temporary residence permit or rental contract. This is especially convenient for people like me who work or study away from home, as it saves time and travel expenses without needing to take leave to return to my hometown. However, be aware that policies may vary slightly by location—some cities may require additional medical certificates, so it’s safer to consult the local vehicle management office or driving school in advance. Personally, I recommend checking local policies online first to ensure all documents are prepared before proceeding, making the entire process much smoother. Don’t wait until the last minute to find out you’re missing materials and delay your progress.

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