What to Do If Driver's License is Revoked? Do I Need to Retake the Test?

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If your driver's license is revoked due to not being renewed for more than one year, you need to retake the subject one test; if it is revoked for other reasons, you must retake subjects one through four. Below are the specific methods for reinstating a revoked driver's license: 1. Irrecoverable situations: Death, failure to meet physical conditions, loss of civil capacity, or exceeding the specified age all make the license irrecoverable. 2. Expired without renewal: If the license has expired for less than a year, you can simply bring your ID and driver's license to the DMV for renewal. If it's over a year, you need to retake subject one and pass; if it's over three years, you need to retake all tests. 3. Blacklisted: If your license was locked/blacklisted before revocation, you must complete relevant procedures and pass the review at the DMV to unlock and remove it from the blacklist.