If you want to drive a Chinese-made taxi, get a taxi driver’s license.

There’s no shortage of people who can handle a cab.

But the process is quite complicated, and there are a few things you need to know.

Here’s what you need: What you need a license for: Driving a taxi for a living (driver’s license) Driving a cab for a purpose other than commuting to work (cab driver’s certificate) Driving taxis for business (driver license) Business licenses are usually valid for a minimum of six months.

They’re good for only a few hours a day, but can be renewed for longer periods.

You can also get a driver’s test and get a certificate of completion if you want, but that’s not necessary.

Driving a car You’ll need a car, too, which is a lot like a taxi.

The car must be at least three years old, and it must have a gross vehicle weight rating of at least 30,000 pounds.

You don’t need to drive it, though.

Just drive it to your local public transportation authority, and get your license.

(A car can be used for business as long as it’s used by the business.)

Drivers can be licensed with a $25 fee, and can earn up to $80,000 a year.

(There’s a $20 fee for the taxi driver certificate.)

If you don’t have a driver license yet, get one for $50.

You’ll have to pay $40 to renew your license, but you can buy one for free.

You may also need to obtain a temporary driver’s permit.

That’s a license you can use for an hour, then drive to work.

If you have a temporary license, you can drive for up to 30 minutes, then go home and get the temporary license again.

You also can drive if you get a $15 fee, but the fee is waived if you go to work or have a family.

Your license will expire after three years.

How much money you make and how you get paid vary.

The average salary for a cab driver in China is $200 a month, according to the China Association of Transportation Officials.

That works out to a minimum wage of $12 per hour, according the CTAO.

But drivers get much more than that.

A CTAE official told the AP that they make between $400 and $1,200 a day.

So if you drive a cab, that would mean an hourly wage of about $1.70, or roughly $8,000.

If your company has a good reputation, you could make up to a half-million yuan ($1.7 million).

If your car is a bargain, you’ll be able to live comfortably, according for example to a CTA official who has worked for several cab companies.

You won’t have to work hard to get that kind of money, but some taxi drivers earn up into the $3,000 to $4,000 range.

You’re not going to get as much as a driver of a Mercedes Benz, but a taxi cab is an excellent vehicle for those who want to live modestly.

It’s a good investment, too.

But if you’re going to spend money on it, be careful.

If a company is charging you a premium, you’re paying a lot of money for a cheap vehicle.

There are a lot more drivers in China who want a car and drive it than there are people who want jobs in the taxi industry.

So a few of the companies you’ll see advertised on websites will be scams, according an AP analysis of taxi drivers in Shanghai.

But even though taxis are not illegal, many Chinese drivers do not have proper licenses, so you should be cautious if you work with them.

They’ll probably do whatever they can to get you to agree to the deal, and you won’t be able take your money back unless they’re caught.