What to Do If the Vehicle License Expires?
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If your vehicle license has expired, you should drive to the vehicle management office in the jurisdiction where the vehicle is registered as soon as possible, bringing the original vehicle license and the original certificate of compulsory traffic accident liability insurance valid for more than 15 days to complete the annual inspection procedure. In fact, the vehicle license does not have a fixed expiration date, as the validity period on the license changes with each annual inspection. Therefore, an expired vehicle license actually means the vehicle's annual inspection has expired. Specific solutions: 1. If expired for less than 1 year: Simply go to the traffic management office promptly to renew the license. 2. If expired between 1 to 3 years: You need to take the subject one exam at the vehicle management office and then proceed with the renewal. 3. If expired for more than 3 years: The driver's license will be revoked, and you will need to re-enroll in a driving school and pass the relevant exams.