How often does a C driver's license require annual review?
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C1 driver's licenses do not require annual review, only renewal upon expiration. Below is an introduction to the renewal of C driver's licenses: 1. Overview: The first renewal is after six years, followed by another renewal after ten years. After the ten-year review, it becomes a long-term driver's license, which does not require further renewal. 2. Renewal requirements: For the first renewal after the initial six-year validity period, if there are no records of full demerit points during the first six years, you can renew for a ten-year validity period. After the ten-year validity period, another renewal is required. If there are records of 12 demerit points, the renewal will only be for a six-year validity period. For renewals of the ten-year validity period driver's license, if there are no records of full demerit points during the ten-year period, you can renew for a long-term validity license. If there are records of full demerit points, the renewal will only be for a six-year validity period.
I remember driving for so many years, my Class C driver's license never required annual review. Generally, it's renewed every 6 or 10 years, depending on your driving record. Like last time I renewed, they checked, and if there were no major violations within 6 years, you could get a 10-year renewal. Just make sure not to accumulate too many demerit points and drive soberly, then renewal is straightforward. Don't listen to others talking about annual reviews—it's all a misunderstanding. The key is to get regular medical check-ups, especially for drivers over 70 who must have an annual physical exam, which is crucial for safety. Everyone should pay attention to their license's expiration date and renew it a month in advance to avoid issues while driving. Traffic management is quite user-friendly; just plan your time reasonably.
