Can the duplicate driving license be replaced in another location when it's full?
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The duplicate driving license can be replaced in another location when it's full. The vehicle owner only needs to bring the relevant materials to the vehicle management office for processing. Process for replacing the driving license in another location: Bring your ID card, driving license, medical examination form, and three 1-inch white background bareheaded photos to the vehicle management office where the driving license was issued for replacement; After arriving at the vehicle management office, collect and fill out the "Automobile Driving License Application Form", then submit it for the replacement process; If eligible, pay the new driving license processing fee, and then you can receive the new driving license. Materials required for replacing the driving license: Original ID proof of the vehicle owner; "Motor Vehicle License Plate Application Form" signed by the authorized person for company vehicles or by the owner for personal vehicles; If handled by an agent, the agent's original ID proof and the written authorization from the vehicle owner must also be submitted, and the agent must sign the "Motor Vehicle License Plate Application Form"; One standard photo of the motor vehicle; Return the damaged or undestroyed/lost driving license.
Last time when I went on a long-distance road trip with friends, the auxiliary page of the vehicle license was completely filled up. I immediately pulled over and found a local vehicle management office in another city to inquire. They said I needed to bring my ID card, the original vehicle license, and possibly the vehicle registration certificate. After filling out an application form and paying a small fee, I got a new page added. Nowadays, it's very convenient to handle such matters nationwide, but it's recommended to call ahead and check the local policies to avoid going empty-handed. A full auxiliary page often means many traffic violation records, so be careful not to speed on long trips. Getting the auxiliary page replaced in another city was really hassle-free, and I even took the opportunity to get my car washed. Overall, it went smoothly—just make sure to bring all the required documents, and there's nothing to worry about.
As a long-haul truck driver, I've had my vehicle's auxiliary certificate replaced several times at different locations. Just bring the original vehicle license, ID card, and vehicle registration certificate to the local DMV. Staff will quickly verify the information and issue a new page at a reasonable fee of about 20 yuan. This nationwide convenience policy supports such service, though some places might have additional requirements, so it's better to check online or consult customer service first. A full auxiliary certificate serves as a warning to improve driving habits - fewer violations mean fewer troubles. The cross-region replacement service saves me the time of returning home, making it simple and efficient.
