After the expiration of the term to renew the driver’s license in Colombia on Tuesday, June 20, a large number of drivers are still waiting to complete this process and although they can still do it, there is a latent concern among them about the possible consequences if they fail to pass the renewal exam.
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To renew the document, it is necessary to remember that drivers must be registered in the Single National Traffic Registry (Runt), which can be verified at the following link: https://www.runt.com.co/centros-informacion/preguntas-frecuentes.
Additionally, they must have the original identity document on hand, go to a nearby Driver Recognition Center (CRC), pay the processing fees, which range from 170,000 pesos to 210,000 pesos, depending on the city or the CRC, and perform physical, mental and motor coordination exams and this is where the doubt arises, what would happen if you do not pass these exams?
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Staying calm and learning is essential to overcome mistakes.
Evidently, the authority will not give you your renewal if you do not meet the minimum criteria to guarantee your security and that of other drivers, however, this is an opportunity for you to analyze where you went wrong.
From the Ministry of Transport they warn that You must be safe and sound for fines and traffic violations. This information can be consulted on the website of the Integrated Information System on Fines and Penalties for Traffic Violations (Simit).
If your problem is physical, It will be key to request information about the evaluation criteria from the corresponding authority or directly what is the specific affectation that prevented you from passing the exam. In this way you can address the problem with your trusted medical specialist.
Once you have solved your difficulty, You will be able to request a license renewal again at the CRC. Make sure, again, that you have all your documents up to date and comply with the requirements demanded by the
JUAN DAVID CANO LOPERA
School of Multimedia Journalism EL TIEMPO
ECONOMY WRITING
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