What to Do If the Driver's License Has Not Been Inspected?
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The solution for a driver's license that has not been inspected is: simply go to the vehicle management office to renew it. If the driver's license has not been inspected for more than one year but less than two years, you will need to retake the subject one exam, and only after passing can you renew the license. If the driver's license has not been inspected for more than two years, you must return to the driving school to study and pass all three subject exams to obtain a new driver's license. The precautions for renewing an expired driver's license are: 1. The applicant should truthfully submit the required materials to the vehicle management office, declare the required items truthfully, and be responsible for the authenticity of the substantive content of the application materials; 2. The applicant should meet the application conditions specified in the regulations for obtaining and using a motor vehicle driver's license.
Ah, forgetting to renew my driver's license is such a headache—I need to deal with it ASAP. As a seasoned long-distance driver, my first advice is don't procrastinate: check the expiration date immediately and head to the nearest DMV. Bring your original ID card, copies, a few recent one-inch photos, and possibly a basic medical report proving normal eyesight. The longer you delay, the worse the consequences—like a 200-500 RMB fine if caught by traffic police, or even license suspension due to accumulated penalty points, which would be far more troublesome. It’s best to pick a weekday and go early to avoid crowds and save time. After processing, you’ll usually get a new license or a temporary permit on the spot. Set a calendar reminder for annual renewals afterward—safe driving comes first. By the way, regular license checks also help catch health risks early, like night blindness, which can lead to accidents if unnoticed. Bottom line: act fast to avoid disrupting daily commutes, work, or life.
