New Regulations for Driver's License Holders Aged 60 to 70?
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New regulations for driver's license holders aged 60 to 70 are as follows: Motor vehicle drivers aged 70 and above must undergo an annual physical examination and submit a health certificate issued by a county-level or military medical institution of regimental level or above within 30 days after the end of each scoring cycle. Detailed information: Information 1: For C-class licenses held by individuals aged 60 to 70, no annual review is required, and no health examination form needs to be submitted. Information 2: AB-class licenses without demerit points can be exempted from review, meaning no health examination form is required. However, if demerit points are incurred, an annual review is necessary, and a health examination form must be submitted. When renewing a driver's license for individuals aged 60 to 70 upon its expiration, a health examination form must be submitted. Individuals aged 70 and above must submit a health certificate within one year after the end of each scoring cycle. Information 3: If a driver aged 70 or above fails to submit a health certificate within one year after the end of a scoring cycle, or if their driver's license is revoked under the circumstances specified in Item 8 of the first paragraph, they can restore their driving qualification by submitting a health certificate, provided their driver's license is still valid or has been expired for less than one year.
