How often is a driver's license reviewed?
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Driver's licenses are reviewed every 6 years, except for Class A and Class B licenses. For other license types, the review is required every 6 years, and you only need to renew the license at the vehicle management office within three months before its expiration. Failure to undergo timely review may result in point deductions or fines. It's also important to note that Class A and Class B licenses may be subject to downgrading. If a holder of a Class A or Class B license accumulates 12 penalty points within a single scoring cycle, they will face a downgrade penalty. Additionally, if the license hasn't been reviewed for over 36 months, a downgrade penalty will also apply, along with a fine of 500 yuan. Furthermore, drivers aged 60 or above, or those planning to undergo the review process in a different location, are required to submit a "Driver's Physical Condition Certificate."