How to Submit the Physical Condition Certificate for Driver's License?
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Go to a medical institution at the county level or above, or a military medical institution at the regimental level or above to complete the physical examination items. The medical institution at the county level or above, or the military medical institution at the regimental level or above will issue a certificate of physical condition. Visit any vehicle management office or station in the city to submit it on-site.
Submitting the physical condition certificate is actually quite simple. I was a bit nervous when I first started driving too. Usually, you need to go to a designated hospital for a physical examination first. The doctor will check items like vision, hearing, and blood pressure to confirm you're in good health, then give you a stamped certificate. After obtaining the certificate, you can either upload it directly on your phone using the Traffic Management 12123 APP or take some time to submit the materials at the vehicle management office window. The review process is generally quick, and you'll receive an update notification within a day or two. Your new driver's license might even be mailed to your home. I recommend scheduling the physical examination in advance to avoid long queues during peak periods, especially in big cities where it can get more troublesome. The whole process feels like a routine task and won't take more than half a day. Remember, regular physical exams are crucial for driving safety—poor vision, for example, could lead to accidents harming both yourself and others. Getting it done on time gives you peace of mind. If you're elderly or have special health conditions, the examination might include a few more items, but don't worry—doctors are experienced and will help you get through it easily.
