How long does it take for a newly obtained driver's license to become valid?
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The license is valid on the day it is issued. Newly licensed drivers, in addition to having a probationary period, must also adhere to several regulations. The probationary period for a driver's license lasts 12 months, during which all vehicles driven by the probationary driver must display a uniform probationary sign printed by the traffic management department on the rear of the vehicle. Here is some extended information: 1. Demerit points during the probationary period: The first year is for probationary drivers, and they must not accumulate 12 demerit points during this period. If 12 points are accumulated, the driver's license will be revoked. After revocation, the individual must reapply, study, take the test, and obtain a new driver's license. 2. Driving on highways during the probationary period: If driving on highways is necessary during the probationary period, a driver with more than 3 years of driving experience must accompany in the front passenger seat.