What are the requirements for disabled individuals to obtain a C2 driver's license?
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The requirements for disabled individuals to obtain a C2 driver's license are that each hand must have three sound fingers, or both lower limbs must be sound with normal motor function, and the length difference should not exceed 5 centimeters. The following are the conditions for obtaining a driver's license: 1. Height: Must meet the requirements for the vehicle type. 2. Vision: Must not be colorblind. 3. Hearing: Must have normal hearing. 4. Limbs: Must have sound thumbs on both hands and three sound fingers on each hand. 5. Motor function: Must have normal motor function in the upper and lower limbs. Below is additional information for applying for a driver's license: 1. Photos: Seven one-inch color photos with a white background. 2. Application fee: Payment can be made in cash, by card, or via transfer. 3. ID copy: A photocopy of the ID card is required, with both sides copied onto a single sheet of paper. 4. Household registration copy: For non-local residents, a residence permit is also required.
I've been running a driving school for over a decade and have trained many disabled students for their C2 license. The key is passing the medical exam first: upper limbs must have both thumbs intact with at least three other fingers functional for steering operation; lower limbs can qualify if one leg is missing but the candidate can sit independently. Visual acuity must reach 4.9 or above (uncorrected or corrected), with no red-green color blindness. Remember to undergo specialized medical examination at DMV-designated hospitals to obtain the qualification certificate before registration. The test vehicle must be equipped with manual control modifications that convert accelerator/brake pedals to hand-operated devices. It's advisable to contact driving schools with disabled training qualifications in advance - they're familiar with the entire process and achieve higher pass rates.
