Browse

Antiques Collectibles Apparel Baby Kids Items Books， Movies And Music Electronics Free Stuff Garden Outdoor Health Beauty Home Goods Home Improvement Supplies Musical Instruments Office Supplies Pet Supplies Sporting Goods Ticket Toys Games Transportation Others

Used Cars New Cars Others

Business Crafts Design And Web Events Home Improvement Legal Lessons Personal Pets Photography Repair And Technical Support Wellness Writing， Translation， And Transcription Others

Activities & Groups Artists & Musicians Classes & Lessons Events Friendship & Networking Lost & Found Rideshare Sports Teams Volunteers Travel & Travel Partners Skills & Language Swap Other

How Many Days Can a Driver's License Annual Review Be Overdue?

2 Answers

MacPresley

07/24/25 3:38pm

Driver's license annual reviews can be conducted normally if delayed for no more than one year. According to Article 77, Clause 7 of Chapter 5 in the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses" issued by the Ministry of Public Security, if a driver's license renewal is overdue for more than one year, the vehicle management office shall cancel the motor vehicle driver's license. Below is more information about annual reviews: 1. Introduction: Annual review, which means annual inspection but is more colloquial, refers to the annual or biennial safety inspection of a vehicle. This includes a comprehensive check of the horn, brakes, axle weight, chassis, ignition system, lighting system, exhaust system, license plate installation, etc. 2. Procedures: Essential documents required for an annual review include the original and copy of the vehicle registration certificate, road and bridge fee IC card, road maintenance fee payment receipt, vehicle and vessel use tax certificate, original insurance card, and original ID card. Additionally, check online for any traffic violation records and ensure all violations have been addressed.

Was this review help?

13

3

Share

AnnaLynn

08/11/25 8:42am

Regarding the driver's license matter, I've personally experienced it and almost got into big trouble. There's no so-called 'annual review' for the driver's license itself; it's actually about renewing the license when its validity period expires. For example, a C1 driver's license usually has a validity period of six or ten years. If you don't renew it by the expiration date, the license immediately becomes invalid, meaning driving with it would be illegal, resulting in point deductions and fines, starting from at least 200 yuan. However, the vehicle management office provides a grace period: if you renew within one year after expiration, the procedure is as simple as the normal renewal—just bring your ID card, old driver's license, and medical examination certificate. If you fail to renew it for over a year, the license will be revoked, and you'll have to retake the subject one exam to restore it. I almost forgot to renew mine and went to handle it three months before expiration, which was worry-free and effortless. I suggest everyone check the date on their driver's license and prepare in advance to avoid affecting driving and insurance claims due to expiration.

Was this review help?

11

2

Share

Expand All

More Forum Discussions

Is Vehicle and Vessel Tax Mandatory?

Vehicle and vessel tax must be paid annually. As long as the taxpayer meets the payment criteria, they are required to pay the vehicle and vessel tax once every year. Regulations on Vehicle and Vessel Tax Payment: According to Article 19 of the "Implementation Regulations of the Vehicle and Vessel Tax Law of the People's Republic of China": For newly purchased vehicles or vessels, the taxable amount for the year of purchase shall be calculated on a monthly basis starting from the month when the tax liability arises. The taxable amount is the annual taxable amount divided by 12 and then multiplied by the number of taxable months. Notes on Tax Payment: For stolen or robbed vehicles or vessels that have been recovered after tax refunds were processed, taxpayers shall calculate and pay the vehicle and vessel tax starting from the month when the relevant proof is issued by the public security authorities. For vehicles or vessels that have already paid the vehicle and vessel tax and are transferred within the same tax year, no additional tax is required, nor will any tax be refunded.

What are the consequences of using semi-synthetic oil for a year?

Semi-synthetic oil will deteriorate after one year of use, which can damage the engine. Replacement cycle for semi-synthetic oil: In most Chinese cities, semi-synthetic oil can be replaced every 7,500 kilometers or 9 months. If there is too much dust in the air, the temperature is very low (-20 degrees Celsius), or the car is frequently driven short distances (each trip is less than 8 kilometers), it is recommended to increase the oil change frequency to 5,000 kilometers or every six months. Shelf life of semi-synthetic oil: National regulations clearly state that the shelf life of sealed oil is generally within 5 years, and semi-synthetic oil also falls within this range. However, once opened, semi-synthetic oil deteriorates more quickly and should ideally be used within six months. Of course, how quickly semi-synthetic oil deteriorates also depends on the storage environment—the greater the temperature fluctuations and humidity, the faster the oil will deteriorate.

What Causes the Car Display Screen to Suddenly Go Black?

There are several reasons why a car display screen may go black: DVD Operation Lag: If the DVD operation experiences lag, causing the car display screen to go black and become unresponsive to touch, restart the power supply of the car display screen; Software Incompatibility: Third-party software may be incompatible with the system. Check if any new software has been downloaded recently. A crash could be caused by unstable programs or insufficient memory. In this case, it is necessary to free up some memory and uninstall the relevant software; Screen Damage: Determine whether the screen is damaged, if there is an issue with the wiring, or if the crash is caused by the IC or motherboard. This is the most common scenario. If it is a hardware issue, the only solution is to take the car to a 4S shop for repair or to a repair shop for inspection.

Can a Bulging Tire Run 100 Kilometers?

A bulging tire cannot run 100 kilometers. The impacts and causes of tire bulging are as follows: Impacts of Tire Bulging: A bulging tire not only affects driving but also poses a serious risk of sudden blowout at any time, which is a major accident hazard for vehicle operation. Once a tire bulge is detected, it must be immediately inspected and replaced at a professional tire shop. Causes of Tire Bulging: Excessive tire pressure makes the tire too hard and reduces elasticity, increasing the risk of blowout upon external impact. Insufficient tire pressure increases the contact area between the tire and the ground, making it prone to breakage of the tire cords when hitting hard objects. Therefore, tire bulging is not due to poor tire quality but is caused by uneven road surfaces and unstable tire pressure.

Does Audi Offer Free Roadside Assistance?

Audi's rescue service vehicles provide a 24-hour integrated rescue solution. With powerful professional equipment and a dedicated team, they offer various forms of assistance including towing, oil delivery, fuel delivery, and on-site emergency repairs, ensuring you receive swift and professional service when you need it most. Free Jump-Start Service: Free jump-starts are quite common. For instance, if a driver forgets to turn off the headlights overnight, the car battery may drain, leaving the vehicle unable to start the next day. In such cases, drivers can seek help from a 4S shop or repair shop, but they usually charge a fee. However, if the driver contacts their car insurance company, they typically offer free jump-start services, though there may be usage limits, so drivers should still try to conserve battery power. Free Fuel Delivery Service: Many absent-minded drivers often forget to check their fuel levels while driving. Running on low fuel can cause the car to stall unexpectedly, especially if there are no nearby gas stations, leading to frustration. In such situations, drivers don't need to panic. Simply calling their car insurance company will usually result in a fuel delivery within an hour, with the driver only needing to pay for the fuel itself.

What does 'Slow down, drive carefully, check tires' mean?

It means you should check the tire pressure. When aware of tire issues, the system automatically monitors tire pressure in real-time during driving and alerts for leaks or low pressure. The functions of the ABS system and tire pressure monitoring alarm are as follows: ABS System Introduction: This system compares the rotational speed differences between tires using the wheel speed sensors of the car's ABS system to monitor tire pressure. ABS determines whether a wheel is locking up through wheel speed sensors to decide if the anti-lock braking system should activate. When tire pressure decreases, the vehicle's weight causes the tire diameter to shrink, leading to changes in speed. These changes can trigger the alarm system to warn the driver. Function of Tire Pressure Monitoring Alarm: Prevents tire blowouts by monitoring tire pressure and temperature in real-time, addressing issues before they occur. Saves fuel by maintaining correct tire pressure, reducing vehicle fuel consumption. Reduces wear—insufficient pressure causes excessive wear (tire scrubbing), shortening tire lifespan.

Trending Ranking

How much fuel should be left when switching from 92 to 95?

How Long Can a Vehicle Inspection Be Overdue?

Can an automatic transmission license not drive a manual-automatic integrated car?

How long can the A2 driver's license annual review be overdue without consequences?

Can Temporary License Plates Enter Automatic Recognition Parking Lots?

Is There a Problem with Adding Engine Oil to Hydraulic Oil?

How many kilometers can you drive after the car fuel tank warning light comes on?

Is it necessary to change tires at 60,000 kilometers?

Why does the tire pressure warning light come on when the tire pressure is normal?

Is it normal for one front tire pressure to be 240 and the other 260?

More Forum Discussions

What is the Difference Between New Tires and Retreaded Tires?

What is included in the first maintenance of a new car?

Does running out of windshield washer fluid affect the car?

What does '12123 Study to Reduce Points' mean?

Help

Cookie

Cookie Settings

© 2025 Servanan International Pte. Ltd.