Do I need to take photos for driving school registration?
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Driving school registration requires taking photos. Below is some information about driving school registration: 1. Requirements: The age requirements for driving school registration generally strictly follow the age stipulations in the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses". When applying for small cars, small automatic transmission cars, small automatic transmission passenger cars for the disabled, or light motorcycles, the applicant must be between 18 and 70 years old. 2. Driving School: A driving school is a training institution that helps people master driving skills, teaches them safe and civilized driving, and assists them in passing the vehicle management department's examination to obtain a driver's license.
I remember feeling quite nervous when signing up for driving school. The instructor told me I had to take photos for making the student ID and archiving in the system. The registration office had a dedicated photography corner where I sat on a chair facing a white background. Before taking the photo, they reminded me to adjust my hairstyle to avoid covering my forehead and ears. The whole process took just a few minutes. After the photo was taken, it was scanned into the system and also printed out to be pasted on the registration form. I think this is quite necessary as it prevents others from impersonating during exams and makes it easier for the driving school to manage student information. Before signing up, it's best to wear clean clothes because this photo might accompany you throughout the entire exam process. Don't end up like me wearing a wrinkled shirt and looking silly in the photo.
