What is the process for obtaining a driver's license?

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LeLouis
07/25/25 9:36am
Students must undergo a medical examination at a hospital qualified for 58 Auto driver eligibility checks. Those who pass the medical examination can apply for the driver's qualification test. Choose a driving school to register for the exam. Required documents include ID card, residence permit, and medical report. The driving school will register the student with the vehicle management office. After signing a contract with the driving school, pay the fees. When paying, pay attention to the fee items listed in the contract terms. Study the theoretical knowledge for Subject 1 and participate in computer-based mock exams. Only those who consistently meet the passing standards in multiple mock exams can be confident in passing the Subject 1 test.
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