What happens if a driver's license is not inspected annually?

[OEdward]

If a driver fails to have their driver's license inspected for more than one year, the license will be temporarily revoked according to regulations, and the driver will need to retake the subject one exam. However, as long as the exam is passed successfully, the license can be reinstated. Below is a detailed introduction to the driver's license annual inspection: 1. Inspection content: (1) Road traffic violations and accident handling records. (2) Physical condition. (3) Road traffic violation points and records of attending study sessions and exams after accumulating 12 points. 2. Required materials: Submit the original and photocopies of the driver's license and ID card. A medical certificate from a county-level or military regiment-level medical institution regarding the driver's physical condition. The driver needs to submit three one-inch photos. The "Motor Vehicle Driver's License Application Form" filled out at the vehicle management office.

[DiKingston]

As an experienced driver, I must remind you that failing to get your driver's license inspected annually can cause serious trouble. If you forget to complete the annual inspection on time, the police will issue a fine upon inspection, typically starting at 200 RMB, and deduct points from your record. Not being able to drive for a short period can disrupt your commute and work schedule. Worse still, if you fail the medical check and don't address it promptly, the insurance company might refuse to cover any accidents, leading to greater losses. Prolonged negligence could even result in the revocation of your license, requiring you to retake the test, which is both time-consuming and costly. I once saw a neighbor who forgot the annual inspection and had their car impounded—it took them a week to sort it out, causing lost work hours and a lot of stress. I recommend setting a phone reminder to visit the DMV for the inspection every year. Ensuring your own and others' safety is far better than dealing with unnecessary hassles.

[HoldenAnn]

My child relies entirely on me for school transportation, so I'm particularly anxious about the issue of not having my driver's license inspected annually. If I neglect to get it checked on time and get pulled over by traffic police while driving, it would be disastrous—facing fines of at least a few hundred yuan, points deducted, and being unable to drive for several days, which would disrupt my schedule. In case of an accident, insurance wouldn't cover it, leaving me to bear the responsibility. The money is one thing, but the key concern is how distressing it would be for my child to be late for school. Forgetting the medical check-up long-term might also expose health issues that could prevent me from driving, affecting daily life. A friend of mine once missed an important doctor's appointment because their license inspection had expired and they couldn't find a taxi in time, regretting it deeply. I advise parents not to be lazy, to check their driver's licenses promptly, and not let family matters get stuck halfway.

[Ronald]

When I was young and just got my driver's license, I was careless too. Failing to have your license inspected annually is no small matter. If you're caught without it, you'll face fines and points deducted. The police will keep an eye on it during checks, and your license could be suspended—nothing's worse than not being able to drive. If an accident happens, it's even more troublesome: insurance won't cover it, and you'll have to bear the costs yourself. I advise new drivers to set reminders and not delay, ensuring timely physical exams to avoid headaches.