What is the difference between the place of issuance and the place of registration for the Subject 1 driver's license?
3 Answers
2021 Tiguan L is equipped with a particulate filter. Below is a partial introduction to the particulate filter: 1. Function: The particulate filter is a ceramic filter installed in the diesel engine emission system, capable of reducing more than 90% of the soot produced by diesel engines. 2. Working principle: The particulate filter works by adsorbing carbon soot particles on the filter. When the amount of adsorbed particles reaches a certain level, the carbon soot particles adsorbed on it are burned off. 3. Tiguan L 2021 exterior: The body dimensions are 4712mm in length, 1839mm in width, and 1673mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2791mm. The body structure is a 5-door, 5-seat SUV.
To be honest, I was also confused when learning to drive. The issuing location refers to the DMV office where you took the driver's license test, while the registered location is your household registration or city of residence. If you move, the registered location can be changed, but the issuing location remains fixed forever. Like my friend who took the test in Shenzhen but lives in Guangzhou - for traffic violations, he has to go to Shenzhen or transfer his records at the Guangzhou DMV. To save trouble, I recommend taking the test directly in your permanent residence so the issuing and registered locations match. When transferring registration, bring your driver's license and ID card to apply - it can be done in 1-2 days if fast, but delays might affect license renewal. Don't choose test locations randomly, as costs may be higher in different places with more follow-up hassles, especially for frequent travelers like me. Understanding this can help avoid many pitfalls.
After years of driving, I've encountered this situation: The issuing authority refers to where the driver's license was originally issued, like my hometown county, while the registered address is the city where you actually reside. To change it, you need to visit the vehicle management office. The key difference lies in handling traffic violations or annual inspections—the issuing authority remains fixed, but the registered address can be updated. Nowadays, you can even process inspections in different locations, but don’t delay updating your address, as it can lead to long queues and wasted time. Policies have improved for convenience, but don’t take it lightly. Like me, after moving multiple times, update your registered address promptly to avoid driving hassles. Also, pay attention to regional differences during annual vehicle inspections. Frequent drivers should regularly verify their information for accuracy. Safety comes first—don’t let minor issues disrupt your journey.
