When is the C1 driver's license review time stipulated?

[Brynlee]

C1 driver's license usually does not require regular review, only when renewing the license. The first review is after six years, then another review after ten years, after which it becomes a long-term driver's license and no further reviews are needed. Until the driver reaches the age of 70, an annual physical examination report must be submitted. Documents required for C1 driver's license annual review: Resident ID card (for those holding ID cards from other provinces or cities, a temporary residence permit is also required) and a copy; original motor vehicle driver's license, which is the license you currently hold; three recent 1-inch white-background color photos of yourself; physical examination qualification certificate materials from district-level or above hospitals, which usually have physical examination points near the vehicle management office or traffic police station; the applicant must collect the "Motor Vehicle Driver's License Application Form" at the vehicle management office and fill it out according to the instructions. Definition of driver's license: A motor vehicle driver's license is a legal certificate issued by the management department to individuals who are legally allowed to learn to drive motor vehicles, have studied and mastered traffic regulations and driving skills, and passed the management department's examination, permitting them to drive a certain type of motor vehicle.

[OliveLee]

I've been driving for over 20 years. The C1 license is a regular car driving license, valid for 6 years after initial issuance. You must go to the vehicle management office for review and renewal 90 days before expiration. Just bring your ID card, recent photos, and medical examination certificate—the process is simple but don't procrastinate. I've seen many friends wait until the last minute to handle it, not only spending half a day in line but also risking a 200-yuan fine or even suspension of driving privileges for overdue renewal. Remember to set a reminder alarm on your phone to check your license date every five and a half years, ensuring timely handling to avoid unnecessary trouble affecting daily travel. Safety first—early preparation is always right.

[DiFelicity]

I just got my C1 driver's license over two years ago, and the rules are quite clear: you need to renew it every 6 years after obtaining it, but it must be done within 90 days before the 6-year mark, otherwise it's considered overdue. Nowadays, the DMV has a text notification service—just register for it to keep track easily. Simply book an appointment, submit your medical report and documents, and you're done—no need to stress too much. But it's best to start preparing three months in advance, like scheduling your medical check-up on weekends to avoid peak-hour queues. If you forget to renew, not only will you face fines, but it’ll also affect your credit record, making things more troublesome next time. So, I always set calendar reminders on my phone to ensure seamless renewal of my driving history.

[AngelaFitz]

I usually take my kids to and from school, so I drive quite frequently. For a C1 driver's license, the renewal requirement is every 6 years, and you should apply for renewal 90 days before expiration by bringing basic documents to the DMV. For safety, it's advisable to have a simple medical check-up before each renewal to confirm your vision meets the standard. Overdue renewal may lead to license invalidation, affecting family car use. I recommend checking your license's validity annually and noting the date in a small notebook to avoid forgetting and causing inconvenience. Handling it on time ensures compliance with regulations and safeguards family safety.