What to Do When the Driving License Validity Period Expires?
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When the driving license expires, meaning the inspection of the driving license exceeds the validity period, the vehicle owner should promptly visit the local vehicle management office for a vehicle inspection. Otherwise, the vehicle will not be legally allowed on the road. Before the inspection, the owner must prepare all necessary materials, including the original motor vehicle driving license, ID card, and other required documents. How to check the driving license's validity period: 1. Driving License. Look at the driving license; the registration date at the bottom of the main page indicates the month for the vehicle's annual inspection, with the deadline being the last day of that month. Similarly, the duplicate copy of the driving license will have a printed note stating 'Inspection valid until XXXX year XX month,' and the inspection can be done up to three months in advance (including the inspection month). 2. Annual Inspection Label. On the white side of the annual inspection label, it prints 'Inspection valid until XXXX year XX month,' which is the final deadline month for the inspection. Again, this can be done up to three months in advance. 3. Compulsory Insurance Policy. The compulsory insurance policy includes the vehicle's registration date, similar to the first point, where the registration month is the month the vehicle requires inspection.
