Can the outer shell of a motor vehicle driver's license be replaced?

[IsabelDella]

Driver's licenses can have their outer shells replaced. The essential parts of a driver's license are the main card and the supplementary card. The choice of how to store them is flexible; even without an outer shell, it doesn't matter. License Holder: The outer shell of a motor vehicle driver's license is simply the protective case for the license. The holder only serves a protective function, and drivers can replace the outer shell of their driver's license on their own. Main Page: The front of the main page contains the endorsed core information, while the back features the motor vehicle photo, both laminated in a plastic sleeve. The main card records unchangeable information such as the driver's name, address, license number, permitted vehicle types, and initial issuance date. It is uniformly produced by the traffic management authorities and cannot be altered. Supplementary Page: The supplementary page is also an endorsed core document. It records the driver's license file number and provides reminder information, such as the probationary period, next annual review, and renewal date. It is uniformly issued by the traffic management authorities and cannot be modified.