How many hours of lectures are required for a driver's license?

Will the 4S store replace a new car battery if it runs out of power?

If your vehicle is within the warranty period and meets the warranty conditions stated in the manual, it can be repaired or replaced free of charge. If it is beyond the warranty period or damaged due to human factors, it cannot be claimed. Reasons for battery depletion include: Personal usage issues: Short driving distances leading to insufficient battery charging, prolonged use of high-power electrical appliances, or electrical devices left on after locking the vehicle. Vehicle quality issues: Battery quality problems causing insufficient power storage, short circuits or open circuits between battery poles, loose battery terminal clamps, or vehicle leakage. Since the actual vehicle cannot be inspected, an accurate fault diagnosis is not possible. It is recommended that you contact your local 4S store for testing and repair. If the battery depletion is caused by quality issues and the battery is still within the warranty period with proper maintenance, a claim for replacement can be made.

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Can a car purchased abroad be brought back to China for registration?

Yes, but proper customs clearance and tax procedures are required before it can be registered in China. Customs duty issue: Chinese customs calculate duties for vehicles under 40,000 kilometers as new cars. The only difference is that used cars generally don't require the original invoice. Remember, never provide the original invoice under any circumstances. Additionally, it's best to purchase models that are already approved for import in China, otherwise, it could be troublesome if there's no record with customs. Shipping arrangement: In the U.S., it's generally simpler as there are many international freight companies listed in the yellow pages. Just call and ask if they specialize in vehicle transportation and inquire about the price. Shipping costs should already include insurance, port miscellaneous fees, etc.

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How Long Does It Take to Complete the Driver's License Test?

You need to complete it within three years. It takes about two months to obtain a driver's license by passing the driving test. Here is the relevant information: Registration: You can take the theory test only 10 days after registration, and you need to score 90 out of 100 to qualify for the next test. If you pass the test in one go, it still takes 10 days to complete Subject 2 and finish practicing for it. Subject 2: For Subject 2 practice, after successfully passing Subject 1, it takes about 20 days to complete Subject 2. If you pass Subject 2 directly and move on to practicing Subject 3, it takes 30 days, which is now one month. Subject 3: For Subject 3 practice, if you fail Subject 2, you need to practice Subject 3, so you have to wait 10 days before registering for the Subject 3 test. After completing Subject 3 practice, you need to take the Subject 3 test, which takes about a week.

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Should You Press the Clutch When Braking Hard?

In my opinion, the correct method is to press the brake first and then press the clutch to shift gears. The specific operation method depends on how much speed needs to be reduced. Advantages: When driving a car, you need to press the clutch when braking hard. It is a good habit to press the clutch when braking. The advantage is that pressing the clutch can effectively shorten the braking distance. Especially when the brake pads are in a degraded state (such as when driving on mountain roads or during aggressive driving), pressing the clutch plays a more significant role in reducing the braking distance. Precautions: After reducing the speed, if you need to continue moving forward, but the speed has dropped from 70km/h to 10km/h, releasing the clutch now will cause the vehicle to shake severely or even stall due to the mismatch between speed and gear. After reducing the speed, you need to shift to an appropriate gear (e.g., 2nd gear for 10km/h) and then release the clutch to ensure smooth driving.

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What does a commercial vehicle mean?

Commercial vehicles refer to vehicles engaged in commercial road transportation. They are categorized into commercial road transportation and non-commercial road transportation. Below are the operating conditions for commercial vehicles: The vehicle should be clean and well-equipped, with bolts and nuts on exposed parts securely fastened, and the vehicle's power performance should be good. The engine should operate well, with normal fuel and lubricant consumption. There should be no knocking noises when the coolant temperature is above 50°C, and no leaks of oil, water, gas, or electricity. The chassis components should be securely connected, not overheating or making abnormal noises, with good performance. All lubrication points should have sufficient oil; the leaf springs should not be broken or misaligned; tire pressure should be normal; the connection and protective devices for the tractor and trailer should be complete and reliable. The steering should be light and flexible, with the tie rods and ball joints not loose, and performance should be good. The front wheel alignment should meet requirements, the foot brake effectiveness should comply with regulations, the hand brake should be reliable, and the trailer brake system should be effective. The passenger compartment or truck cab should be free of dust and rain leaks, with doors and windows tightly closed and easy to open. The windshield should provide clear visibility. The cargo box should have no holes, and the tailgate hooks should be secure and reliable. Electrical equipment should be complete and function reliably.

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How long after getting a driver's license can you rent shared cars?

You can drive shared cars immediately after obtaining your driver's license, but you need to display a probationary driver sign at the rear of the vehicle. Here's relevant information: Probationary period: According to Article 74 of the 'Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses', the first 12 months after a driver initially obtains a license or adds a new vehicle category is considered the probationary period. Additional reference: Article 22 of the 'Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China' states that motor vehicle driving licenses are valid for 6 years unless otherwise specified. The first 12 months after initially obtaining a license is the probationary period. During this period, drivers must display a standardized probationary sign at the rear of their vehicle.

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How many hours of lectures are required for a driver's license?

Will the 4S store replace a new car battery if it runs out of power?

Can a car purchased abroad be brought back to China for registration?

How Long Does It Take to Complete the Driver's License Test?

Should You Press the Clutch When Braking Hard?

What does a commercial vehicle mean?

How long after getting a driver's license can you rent shared cars?

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