How Can Disabled People Obtain a Driver's License?

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Disabled individuals can obtain a driver's license by undergoing a medical examination at a hospital. If their physical condition meets the requirements for driving, they can then enroll in a driving school. Those with disabilities in their right lower limbs can, in principle, apply for a C5 driver's license, but they need to have their sitting and operating abilities assessed by a medical institution. Individuals with hearing impairments or disabilities in their left lower limbs can apply for a C2 driver's license, but they must wear hearing aids while driving. For those with disabilities in their right lower limbs or both lower limbs who apply for a C5 driver's license, special equipment must be installed by a specialized institution. The C5 driver's license is a type of driving permit that allows the operation of small and micro automatic passenger vehicles specially designed for disabled individuals. The C5 license is available to five categories of people: those with disabilities in their right lower limbs, both lower limbs, hearing impairments, missing right thumbs, or missing finger joints.