How is three years of driving experience calculated?
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The driver's license will have the issuance date of the license. Adding three years to that date will give you the required period, which must be greater than or equal to three years. For example, if the date on the license is January 1, 2018, by January 2, 2021, the driving experience will be more than three years. Here is some additional information: 1. Legal basis: According to Article 64, Paragraph 1 of "Order No. 123", the first 12 months after a motor vehicle driver initially applies for a driver's license or adds a permitted driving type is the probationary period (i.e., the 12 months from the "initial license date" on the original driver's license). 2. Definition of driving experience: Driving experience refers to the number of years a motor vehicle driver has held a driving qualification, calculated from the date the driver obtained the qualification. If a motor vehicle driver obtains different driving qualifications by adding permitted driving types (additional driving), each qualification has its own separate driving experience and should not be confused.