If there is no epidemic in Dongying, why is the driving license test suspended?

In order to do its best to prevent and control the new coronavirus epidemic, effectively avoid possible infection risks caused by crowd gatherings, and effectively protect the safety and health of the people, the Dongying Municipal Public Security Bureau Traffic Police Detachment has decided to start from 2022 The city's motor vehicle driver examination business will be suspended from March 17, 2020. The specific announcement is as follows:

1. All subject tests for motor vehicle drivers in the city and the change of test locations are suspended.

2. Candidates are requested to stop making exam appointments. For those who have successfully made an appointment, the Traffic Police Detachment Vehicle Management Office will handle the cancellation of the exam, regardless of the number of exams and the exam fee. Candidates can make another appointment for the exam after resuming the exam; for those who have submitted an appointment application but did not receive a successful appointment message, Candidates, please log in to the Shandong Provincial Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform (sd.122.gov.cn or Traffic Management 12123APP) to cancel the exam appointment by yourself.

3. For candidates whose driving learning certificates have critically expired during the suspension period, the Traffic Police Detachment of Dongying City Public Security Bureau will handle them uniformly in accordance with the deployment of superiors. Relevant candidates should report to the driving school in time, and the driving school will summarize it to the Traffic Police Detachment Vehicle Management Office for unified arrangements.

4. The business dates for resuming normal examinations and changing examination locations will be announced separately based on the city’s epidemic prevention and control situation.

Dongying is a prefecture-level city in Shandong Province and a national health city. It is the birthplace of Shengli Oilfield, the second largest oil industry base in China, the birthplace of Shandong local representative opera Lu Opera and the hometown of the ancient military strategist Sun Wu. An important node of the Bohai Rim Economic Zone and an important part of the Shandong Peninsula urban agglomeration.