Can the first traffic violation be exempted from penalty?
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Motor vehicles cannot be exempted from penalties for their first traffic violation. The following are the relevant regulations for obtaining a driver's license: Regulation 1: The age limit for applying for a small car or small automatic transmission car driver's license has been relaxed, with no upper age limit. This means that individuals over 70 years old can apply as long as they meet the physical conditions and pass tests on memory, judgment, and reaction abilities. Regulation 2: The age requirement for applying for a large passenger vehicle or tractor driver's license has been optimized, adjusted from the original 26 and 24 years old to 22 years old. Additionally, for those who have obtained a large truck driver's license and have no full-score violation records in the corresponding scoring cycle, the time interval for upgrading to a large passenger vehicle driver's license can be shortened from the original 5 years to 3 years. The time interval for upgrading to a tractor or medium-sized passenger vehicle driver's license can be shortened from the original 3 years to 2 years. Regulation 3: The physical condition certificate required for applying for a driver's license can now be issued by medical institutions with health examination qualifications, including secondary or higher-level hospitals, township health centers, community health service centers, and health examination centers.
