What does the driver's license qualification number mean?

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DeclanMarie
07/29/25 10:48pm
Driver's license number is the ID card number. Driver's license number: The official driver's license issued by the vehicle management office consists of two parts: the main page and the supplementary page of the driver's license. When the traffic police check the driver's license, both the main page and the supplementary page must be complete and intact. The main page and the supplementary page correspond to each other, and the main basis for judgment is whether the name and driver's license number on the main and supplementary pages are consistent. The number below the document name on the main page and the supplementary page of the driver's license is the driver's license number. Since each driver's license is similar to an ID card and is unique and will not be repeated, the driver's license number is the ID card number. Precautions for driver's license: From the day you get your driver's license, the first year is the probationary period. During the probationary period, the driver's license cannot be used on the highway unless there is a veteran driver with more than 3 years of driving experience sitting in the co-pilot seat. Drivers with a C1 driver's license during the probationary period should note that if they are deducted 12 points, their probationary driving qualification will be immediately revoked. For large vehicle licenses above B license, if 6-12 points (less than 12 points) are deducted during the probationary period, the probationary period will be extended for one year, and the subject one test will be taken within 30 days after the end of the probationary period.
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