Is there a time limit for curve driving?
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There is no time limit for curve driving. The following points should be noted after obtaining the driver's license: 1. Regarding the probation period of the driver's license: From the day the driver's license is obtained, the probation period is one year. During the probation period, the driver's license cannot be used on highways unless there is an experienced driver with more than 3 years of driving experience sitting in the co-pilot seat. Drivers with a C1 license during the probation period should note that if they accumulate 12 penalty points, their probationary driving qualification will be immediately revoked. For large vehicle licenses above B class, if 6 to 12 points (less than 12 points) are accumulated during the probation period, the probation period will be extended by one year, and the driver must take the subject one exam within 30 days after the probation period ends. 2. Driver's license renewal: After the one-year probation period, there is no need to go to the local vehicle management office where the license was issued for renewal; the system will automatically convert the probation period to a full license. However, any traffic violations must be addressed. After 6 years, the driver must go to the issuing vehicle management office to renew the license. The required materials include: a medical examination form (from a hospital designated by the traffic police department), the driver's license, ID card, a completed application form at the vehicle management office, and three one-inch color photos. If there are no records of 12 penalty points in any cycle during the 6 years, the new license will automatically be converted to a 10-year validity period.
