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Is it acceptable to have glasses in the driver's license photo but not wear them in reality?

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SanRiver

07/30/25 1:17am

Is it acceptable to have glasses in the driver's license photo but not wear them in reality. Here are some precautions regarding car driving: 1. Cold car warm-up: A reasonable warm-up can help the engine oil form an "oil film" between engine components, thereby reducing component wear. 2. Timely gear shifting: When driving a manual transmission vehicle during the break-in period, shift gears promptly and appropriately to avoid incorrect behaviors such as high gear with low RPM or low gear with high RPM. Also, avoid using a single gear for an extended period. 3. Timely maintenance: Simply follow the manufacturer's recommendations in the vehicle manual. After reaching a certain mileage or time, promptly conduct vehicle inspections and maintenance, replace engine oil and oil filters, and thoroughly check the chassis system. 4. Avoid emergency braking: Emergency braking not only impacts the braking system during the break-in period but also increases the impact load on the vehicle's chassis and engine.

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