What are the age restrictions for a B2 driver's license?

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There are restrictions. The age requirement for applying for a B2 large truck driver's license is: at least 21 years old. Below is relevant information about the annual review required for a B2 driver's license: 1. Points deducted: If points are deducted, an annual review is required. For anyone holding a B2 driver's license, if points are deducted within any scoring cycle, they must undergo a driver's license annual review at the vehicle management office within 30 days after the end of that scoring cycle. If no points are deducted within a scoring cycle, no annual review is required. If this condition is maintained, no annual review is needed until the license expires and needs renewal. 2. Age over 60: Those over 60 years old must undergo an annual review every year and submit a health certificate. Normally, for a B2 driver's license annual review, the driver does not need to undergo a physical examination or submit health examination materials, but they must fill out a form declaring their physical condition. However, if the driver is 60 years old or older, a physical examination at a hospital and a health certificate are required.