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nithskarthik

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Q: Do we need to know/write/read Chinese to get driver license in Shandong province?

15 years 9 weeks ago in General - China

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techezee

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No, they will allow a bilingual to enter and translate for you.

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xerxes

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cooooooooool it is easy to get it

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Martin1947

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And in the driving test, where does the bi-lingual sit? Behind the wheel?

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techezee

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During the driving test, what driving test. Foreigners who posses an up dated unexpired driving license from North America do not have to take a road test, just the written.

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