Where to Get a Physical Examination for Motor Vehicle License Renewal?

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Shelly
07/30/25 7:23am
For the physical examination required for driver's license renewal, a medical certificate regarding physical conditions must be issued by a medical institution at or above the county level or a military regiment-level hospital. Below are the detailed contents regarding motor vehicle driver's licenses: 1. Physical Examination Details: The physical examination for motor vehicle license renewal must be conducted at a medical institution designated by the vehicle management office. According to the new regulations effective from November 20, 2020, the physical examination for motor vehicle license renewal can be conducted at medical institutions with health examination qualifications, including secondary or higher-level hospitals, community health service centers, township health centers, etc. 2. Notes: Holders of motor vehicle driver's licenses who are 70 years old or above are required to submit a qualified physical examination certificate to the vehicle management office annually. This means that the motor vehicle driver's license must be reviewed every year. If the standards are not met, the driver will not be allowed to continue driving motor vehicles.
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