What does self-taught direct examination for motor vehicles mean?
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Self-taught direct examination refers to individuals applying for a small car or small automatic transmission car driver's license who use their own vehicle equipped with safety auxiliary devices. Under the guidance of a person with safe driving experience and other required conditions, they learn driving skills on routes and at times designated by the traffic management department of the public security authorities, and then directly apply for the driver's license examination. To drive a self-taught direct examination vehicle on the road, the following conditions must be met: 1. Compliance with relevant regulations: It is necessary to comply with the safe driving regulations stipulated by the traffic department, and also have a corresponding or higher-level driver's license for more than 5 years, with no fatal traffic accidents caused and less than 12 demerit points deducted. 2. Instructor: The trainee must have an instructor by their side when driving on the road. Training requires passing the subject one examination, obtaining a learning driving certificate, and receiving a special identifier for learning to drive. The learning driving certificate must be carried while driving, and the special identifier for learning to drive must be placed on the vehicle. 3. Driving scope: The driving must be conducted on roads and at times designated by the management department for learning purposes.
