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Is the photo on the driver's license pasted on?

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LaBrielle

07/24/25 1:37pm

The photo on the driver's license is not pasted on. Drivers cannot arbitrarily change the photo on their driver's license due to personal preferences, as doing so would constitute the illegal act of altering a motor vehicle driver's license. Below is the relevant information: According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China," forging, altering, or using forged or altered motor vehicle registration certificates, license plates, driving permits, or driver's licenses will result in confiscation by the traffic management department of the public security authorities, detention of the vehicle, up to 15 days of detention, and a fine; if the act constitutes a crime, criminal liability will be pursued in accordance with the law. Additional information: Pasting one's photo onto another person's driver's license is also an illegal act. A motor vehicle driver's license is a legal certificate issued by relevant administrative authorities after passing the required examinations, permitting the holder to drive certain types of motor vehicles. The name, ID number, photo, and other details recorded on the license cannot be arbitrarily altered by others.

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VanBrielle

08/11/25 7:37am

The photo on the driver's license isn't pasted on; nowadays, it's directly printed on the card. I remember that about 20 years ago, the older versions of driver's licenses might have had pasted photos, but those were prone to falling off or being tampered with. When applying for a new license now, you either take a photo at the DMV or upload a digital photo, and then the machine processes and prints it directly onto the card, giving an overall more professional and secure feel. This method offers better anti-counterfeiting properties, making it difficult for others to replace the photo easily. I've been driving for over a decade and renewed my license twice, both times with this printed version, and the color has never faded. Moreover, the card material is more durable, so getting it wet or driving in hot weather won't affect the photo. If someone still thinks the photo is pasted on, they might have seen a very old license or a fake one. Modern technology has made these everyday documents more reliable, allowing us to drive without worrying about minor details.

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