What materials are needed to apply for a driver's license?
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Materials required for the driver's license test: Local residents can apply with their household registration, while non-local residents can apply with a residence permit or temporary residence permit (temporary residence certificate). Below is additional information: 1. Medical examination items: Electrocardiogram, blood pressure, height, weight, hearing, grip strength, back strength, vision, and color vision. 2. Application requirements: Applicants must be between 18-70 years old, have uncorrected or corrected visual acuity of at least 4.9 on the logarithmic visual acuity chart, no red-green color blindness, hearing-impaired individuals must wear hearing aids, pass the medical examination, and hold the "Motor Vehicle Driver Physical Condition Certificate" indicating a passed medical examination.
I remember bringing quite a complete set of documents when I last applied for my driver's license: the original and a copy of my ID card must be brought along to verify your identity; the medical examination report needs to be done at a qualified hospital, usually checking if your vision and hearing meet the standards—don't worry about the hassle, community hospitals can handle it. Also, bring two recent passport-sized photos without hats, preferably wearing dark-colored clothes to look formal. The application form can be filled out at the vehicle management office. I didn't bring a pen last time and wasted half an hour going back to get one, so I suggest preparing in advance. The whole process isn't complicated at all. With all the materials ready, it can be done in a morning. After getting the license, commuting to work by car became much more convenient.
