How to Retrieve a Driver's License After a Six-Month Suspension?
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Handle the traffic violations and pay all fines. Bring the education notice from the traffic management department, along with your ID card and the driver's license suspension certificate, to the vehicle management office for registration. Participate in road traffic safety regulations and civilized driving courses, as well as the required exams. After passing the exam, obtain the full-score education notice. Use the full-score education notice to attend the full-score education session and receive the subject one exam certificate. Take the subject one exam. Upon passing the exam, the suspension will be lifted.
I also experienced having my driver's license suspended for six months. The key is to wait until the full six months have passed and then go to the DMV to complete the procedures. Remember to bring your ID card and the suspension notice. The staff will arrange for you to attend a seven-day traffic regulations training course, and you must sign in every day—don't miss any sessions. After the training, you'll take the subject one test, which is similar to the one you took when getting your license. I prepared by doing several sets of mock tests on my phone beforehand and passed on the first try. After passing the test, wait two or three days, and your driver's license will be mailed directly to your home. The most tedious part of the whole process is having to go to the training site every day, so I recommend arranging time off in advance. Also, whatever you do, don't drive during this period—if you're caught, it's considered driving without a license, which is even more troublesome.
