What Certificates Are Required to Become a Taxi Driver?

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Required certificates include a driver's license, road transport practitioner qualification certificate, taxi driver's work permit, vehicle registration certificate, and health certificate. The first two certificates are valid nationwide, while the work permit is only valid locally. With the first two certificates, if you want to drive a taxi in another province, you only need to apply for the local taxi driver's work permit. If you have the above certificates, a taxi driver should also meet the following conditions: 1. Driver's License: Hold a driver's license that matches the permitted vehicle type and has a driving experience of at least two years. 2. Household Registration: Have a permanent residence in the local jurisdiction, be aged between 18 and 55, have good conduct, and no criminal record. 3. Character: Possess good professional ethics and at least a junior high school education, be in good health, and free from infectious diseases. 4. Familiarity with Routes: Be familiar with the streets, routes, and geographical locations within the jurisdiction. 5. Qualification Certificate: Obtain the certificate after passing the training, examination, and review process.