Do I Need to Retake the Driving Test If My Driver's License Hasn't Been Reviewed for Three Years?
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If your driver's license hasn't been reviewed for three years, you will need to attend driving school and retake the test. Below are the specific procedures for handling an overdue driver's license review: 1. Within one year: If your driver's license has been overdue for less than a year, you can follow the normal procedures to apply for a review by submitting the required materials. 2. Over one year but less than three years: If your driver's license has been overdue for more than one year but less than three years, you will need to take the subject one test at the vehicle management office. Only after passing the test can you proceed with the review application. 3. Over three years: If a Class C license has been overdue for three years, it will be invalidated directly. For Class A and B licenses, they will be downgraded, and the driver must apply for the downgrade at the vehicle management office within 30 days. Failure to do so will result in the vehicle management office directly announcing the revocation of the driving qualification for the corresponding vehicle class.