New Elderly Driver License Renewal System Launched; Shen Wen-cheng Receives New License
Taiwan's Ministry of Transportation has implemented a new license renewal system for drivers aged 70 and older. Ambassador Shen Wen-cheng completed the process.
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The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MOTC) implemented a new license renewal system for elderly drivers yesterday, lowering the age from 75 to 70. Shen Wen-cheng, a celebrity serving as the ambassador for the initiative, visited the Taichung Motor Vehicles Office today to complete the physical examination and training course, successfully receiving his new license. MOTC Deputy Minister Chen Yen-po and other officials were present to promote the new policy. Shen expressed that the process is meaningful and encourages elderly drivers to stay informed about traffic safety. The MOTC provides one-stop services to ensure convenience for seniors.
FAQ
How often is the license renewal?
For those over 70, it is every 3 years.