Vision examination: Applicants are usually required to have certain vision standards, which can be guaranteed by ophthalmologists or professional institutions. Good hearing: drivers need to have good hearing so that they can hear warnings and other traffic signs on the road. Additional inspection items: according to the specific situation, the driver's license physical examination may also include other inspection items, such as blood test, electrocardiogram, X-ray examination, etc. To assess the overall health of the applicant.
Physical health: The driver's license physical examination may require a comprehensive physical examination, including blood pressure, heart condition, respiratory system, nervous system and other physical systems, to ensure that the applicant does not have any serious health problems. Drug testing: Drug testing may be required in some areas to ensure that the applicant is not affected by serious drugs or drug abuse.
Mental health assessment: In some areas, mental health assessment may be needed to ensure that the applicant is mentally fit to drive a car. Please note that these are only general requirements for driver's license physical examination, and there may be other additional requirements under specific circumstances. It is recommended that you directly consult relevant local departments (such as traffic management bureau, hospitals or medical institutions) to obtain accurate information on the requirements of driver's license physical examination.
The following are some possible expansion requirements
Physical Fitness Test: In some areas, applicants may be required to have a physical fitness test to ensure that they have the necessary strength and reaction ability to cope with emergencies and driving operations.
Medical history investigation: the applicant may need to fill in his past and present medical history information, which may include surgical history, chronic disease, heart disease history, epilepsy, etc. To ensure that the applicant has no health problems that may affect driving.
History of smoking, alcohol and drug use: In some areas, applicants may need to provide information about smoking, alcohol and drug use history to ensure that applicants are not seriously affected by these substances.