How to Renew a Driver's License with Color Blindness?
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Complete color blindness disqualifies individuals from renewing a driver's license. However, if the applicant can distinguish between red and green, they may proceed to the vehicle management office to renew their license. Article 12 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses" stipulates: Applicants for a motor vehicle driver's license must meet the following physical condition: no red-green color blindness.
As someone who has gone through the driver's license renewal process, I've specifically researched the issue of color blindness and license renewal. According to current regulations, individuals with red-green color blindness cannot pass the driver's license medical examination, and this is particularly strict during license renewal. During the medical exam, you'll be shown color blindness test charts, and if you're diagnosed with red-green color blindness, your license renewal will be denied on the spot. I've seen people try to cheat by memorizing the charts or getting help from acquaintances, but if caught, their license gets revoked immediately. Actually, public transportation is quite convenient these days with extensive metro coverage, making it perfectly fine not to drive. If you really want to keep your license, I recommend getting a re-examination at an authoritative hospital to confirm whether your condition falls under the prohibited driving categories.
