What are the new regulations for C1 driver's license in 2020?

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Here is an introduction to the new regulations for C1 driver's license in 2020: Annual Review: Drivers whose original permitted driving models were A, B, and those who have exchanged for new permitted driving models A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, N, P, as well as drivers aged 60 and above, must undergo an annual review within 15 days after the review date (including the review date) (the month and day in the validity period serve as the review date). They must submit the "Physical Condition Certificate" issued by a medical institution, and the annual review cannot be conducted earlier than the review date. For those whose original permitted driving models were C, D, E, F and whose licenses have been reviewed after May 2004, the annual review can be exempted. They only need to renew their licenses and undergo a review when the validity period expires. No Annual Review Required Within 6-Year Validity Period: For licenses with permitted driving models C1, C2, C3, C4, D, E, F, no annual review is required within the 6-year validity period. No Annual Review Stamp: The duplicate of the new version of the driver's license will not have an annual review stamp. Instead, only a "Receipt of Review Acceptance" will be issued. The duplicate of the old driver's license will have an annual review stamp. According to the regulations, holders of a C-class driver's license do not need to undergo an annual review, but they must renew their license when the validity period expires.