What is the process for a medical examination at the hospital for a driver's license?

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DiCamilla
07/29/25 4:18pm
Make an appointment and pay for the medical examination at a qualified medical institution such as a secondary or higher-level hospital, township health center, or community health service center. Bring your ID card to the designated location for the examination. After arriving at the hospital, you do not need to register for any department; simply ask at the service desk, and they will direct you to where the examination takes place. After completing the examination, take the printed examination form provided by the staff to the service counter to have it stamped. Once stamped, keep the medical examination report safe and submit it to the driving school when required.
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