What does it mean for a driver's license to be connected to the network?

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ValerieMarie
07/29/25 8:03pm
Driver's license network connection refers to the process where the relevant information of a driver's license is entered into the management system by the traffic management authorities. Generally, to check whether a driver's license has been connected to the network, you can log in to the comprehensive traffic management service platform for inquiry. Offline inquiry: For new drivers who have just obtained their licenses and want to confirm whether their driver's license has been connected to the network, they can conduct an offline inquiry. For example, by bringing their ID card and driver's license to the local traffic management department's service window for inquiry. Online inquiry: If car owners prefer a more convenient method, they can directly inquire through the comprehensive traffic management platform. Generally, all information about the driver's license will appear on this platform after obtaining the license.
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