Can Private Cars Still Operate on Didi in 2021?

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DanielAnn
07/30/25 9:58am
In 2021, private cars can continue to operate on Didi, but drivers are required to hold dual certificates. For drivers who have not yet obtained these certificates, they must complete the application process within the stipulated time; otherwise, they will be gradually phased out. The cost of obtaining Didi's dual certificates is not high, generally covering the theoretical exam fee and certificate processing fee. Applicants with complete documentation who meet the requirements can obtain the corresponding certificates in as fast as 10 working days. 1. How to apply for Didi's dual certificates: You can apply at the corresponding window of the Municipal Transportation Management Bureau in the municipal approval hall by submitting relevant documents (including ID card, driver's license, etc.). The initial review of the application takes 15 working days, after which you can check the review results on the official website of the local traffic police department. 2. Information viewing: After passing the review, you can also see the exam location and time. You can collect the exam admission ticket at the original service acceptance point 3 days before the exam. The exam consists of two parts: the national public subject and the local regional subject. Those who pass the exam can receive the 'Online Car-hailing Driver's License' within 10 working days. For those who do not pass, they can apply for a retake at the original exam processing point. For the method to register as a Didi driver, you can click (Didi Express Driver Registration) to view.
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