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How to Obtain an Operating License for Personal Cars Used for Didi?

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ClaraMarie
07/29/25 6:35pm

Bring your ID card, motor vehicle registration certificate, business license (original and copy), tax registration certificate, and vehicle inspection card to the traffic management office to apply for an operating license. Below is more information about the operating license: 1. Routine regulations: The "Interim Measures for the Administration of Online Car-hailing Business Services" clarifies the operating nature of online car-hailing services such as express cars and premium cars; for carpooling, Article 38 of the interim measures stipulates: "Private carpooling, also known as ride-sharing or hitchhiking, shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant regulations of the municipal people's government." 2. Time limit specifications: The driving license is valid for a long term, and operating passenger vehicles must be inspected once a year within 5 years; after 5 years, they must be inspected every 6 months.

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StEloise
08/14/25 11:43am

I used to drive for Didi with my own car, and getting the operating permit was quite a hassle. First, I had to submit an application to the local transportation management department, preparing the vehicle registration certificate, driving license, ID card copies, and insurance proof—which had to be switched to commercial vehicle insurance, with premiums significantly higher than for private cars. Then, they inspected the vehicle to ensure it met standards, such as the car being no older than 8 years, safety devices being complete, and emissions being compliant. After the inspection, it took about one or two weeks to get the operating permit, followed by uploading these documents on the Didi app for registration. Only after the platform’s approval could I start accepting orders. The whole process took about a month, with costs including inspection fees and higher insurance premiums. I recommend checking local policies in advance to avoid missing steps and unnecessary trouble. The upside is stable income, but the car wears out faster, requiring frequent maintenance.

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DelAlaina
10/14/25 6:57am

As a seasoned ride-hailing driver, obtaining an operating permit is a fundamental step. The vehicle must be relatively new, generally within 8 years of age, and must not have any record of major accidents. I went to the transportation bureau's service window to submit materials, including a copy of my driver's license and vehicle photos. The car also had to pass an inspection to ensure the lights and brakes were up to standard. Didi requires the installation of a GPS tracker. After obtaining the permit, insurance costs skyrocketed, and maintenance expenses also increased. The entire process isn't difficult but is time-consuming, taking anywhere from two weeks to a month at most. Driving for Didi can be quite lucrative, but frequent use can lead to quicker wear and tear on the vehicle, so it's advisable to budget for additional expenses. Regulations mandate strict checks, and operating without a permit can result in fines. Safety comes first—always keep a first-aid kit in the car.

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JosieFitz
11/27/25 7:52am

Private car converted to commercial use? Here's a brief guide: First, download the DiDi app to understand the requirements—it will outline the certification process. Then, visit the transportation department to fill out forms and submit necessary documents like ID and vehicle registration. A vehicle inspection is mandatory, including emissions testing. Upgrade your insurance to commercial coverage, which costs more. Once complete, register on DiDi and start working. The whole process usually takes about 10 days—don’t delay and miss earning opportunities. Costs will rise, but ride income is decent. Follow platform rules carefully.

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