What are the contents of the physical examination for driver's license renewal?

The contents of the physical examination for driver's license renewal are as follows.

Generally speaking, it is to check the internal surgery, hearing and ophthalmology of the owner of the replacement card.

The physical examination item is to check whether the owner of the replacement card has cardiovascular and cardiac diseases. The doctor will ask the owner if he has a past history, check the nerve reflex function, and ask if he has ever had mental disorders or other mental system diseases. Be sure to tell the doctor truthfully during the physical examination.

Surgical examination is to check whether the limbs, trunk and neck of the replacement owner can perform normal activities, and to exclude the occurrence of the owner's lower limbs exceeding the range of different lengths.

The ophthalmology department passed the naked eye vision test, color blindness test and hearing test, and then passed the physical examination.

The first time to obtain a motor vehicle driver's license, the first time to issue a license is valid for six years. Three months before the expiration of the validity period, riders can apply to the vehicle management office for free replacement. Please be careful not to delay too long. If the driver's license is not renewed for more than one year, the driver's license will be cancelled. This requires re-examination, so it is necessary to change the certificate within the time limit.