What are the requirements for obtaining a driver's license?
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There are many requirements for obtaining a driver's license. The following is a detailed introduction to the conditions for obtaining a driver's license: 1. Age restrictions: The maximum age limit for small cars, small automatic transmission vehicles, small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled, and light motorcycles is 70 years old. For low-speed trucks, ordinary motorcycles, three-wheeled cars, and wheeled self-propelled machinery, the age limit is 60 years old. For urban buses and other large and medium-sized passenger and freight vehicles, as well as trams, the age limit is 50 years old. 2. Other restrictions: Individuals with a record of drug use within the past three years, those who have been released from compulsory isolation detoxification measures for less than three years, or those who are addicted to long-term use of dependent psychotropic drugs and have not yet quit are not allowed to apply for a driver's license. When accepting a driver's license application, the public security traffic management department will check whether the applicant has a record of drug use and review the physical condition certificate issued by a medical institution. Applications from individuals with a record of drug use within the past three years or those released from compulsory isolation detoxification measures for less than three years will not be accepted.
I just passed my driver's license test recently, let me share my personal experience. First, you must be at least 18 years old, the system won't allow registration if you're too young. You also need to undergo a physical examination, with vision meeting certain standards - wearing glasses is acceptable. My neighbor actually failed the vision test once and had to retake it. When registering, bring your ID card and several passport photos, the driving school will guide you through the process. The theoretical study can be quite tedious, requiring extensive question practice for Subject 1 exam - you need 90 points to pass. I spent a whole week memorizing daily before passing. During the practical training phase, you'll learn skills like reverse parking and parallel parking, with instructors teaching hands-on - don't find it troublesome. The test includes both field test and road test, where examiners evaluate your operational fluency and safety awareness. After obtaining the license, I recommend beginners get more practice - urban driving often involves unexpected situations, so develop good habits gradually and never drink and drive. The entire process takes about two to three months, with maintaining a steady mindset being crucial.
