Can a commercial vehicle be driven without an operating license?

[DelBrady]

No. Driving a vehicle without an operating license to engage in commercial activities on the road is considered illegal operation and is subject to penalties such as vehicle impoundment and fines. This falls under the jurisdiction of the Transportation Bureau and is not within the scope of traffic police enforcement. Here is a detailed introduction to commercial vehicles: Scope: Commercial vehicles refer to vehicles that have been approved by the competent authority by the end of the reporting period and are permitted to participate in commercial operations. This includes vehicles that are technically sound, under repair, awaiting repair, long-term parked, or intended for scrapping but not yet approved by the higher authorities. However, it does not include non-commercial vehicles owned by enterprises or borrowed passenger vehicles. Classification: Commercial vehicles include commercial passenger vehicles, commercial freight vehicles, hazardous goods transport vehicles, and automobile trains.