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Can a motorcycle be driven on the road without a license plate?

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Clark

09/08/25 3:40am

A newly purchased motorcycle cannot be driven on the road without a license plate. Motorcycles are classified as motor vehicles, and motor vehicles must obtain a license plate before they can be driven on the road. Installing a temporary license plate: A newly purchased motorcycle can be fitted with a temporary license plate while the formal license plate is being processed, allowing it to be driven legally. If driven without any license plate, the rider may face penalties if stopped by traffic police. Penalties for driving an unlicensed motorcycle: If an unlicensed vehicle is caught on the road, it will be impounded, the driver's license will be deducted 12 points, and a fine will be imposed. The vehicle can only be released after the owner presents the necessary documents, such as the vehicle qualification certificate, to complete the licensing process. However, if the unlicensed motorcycle has not undergone inspection for three consecutive cycles, it is considered a mandatory scrap vehicle. If such a vehicle is driven again, the driver's license will be revoked, a fine will be imposed, and the motorcycle will be confiscated.

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McTanner

09/20/25 2:25am

I was also curious about this issue when I first learned to ride a motorcycle. A friend of mine tried to save trouble by buying a second-hand bike without registering it, and within days he was stopped by traffic police. Not only was he fined, but his bike was impounded for three months, which even affected his work. That experience taught me that motorcycles must be properly licensed to be legal—it's clearly stated in national traffic regulations. Besides fines, if an accident happens, insurance won't cover it, leaving you to bear all the losses. My advice: don’t take chances. Register your motorcycle at the DMV as soon as you buy it—just bring the invoice and ID. Spending a little money ensures peace of mind and safety. Also, don’t slack on regular maintenance; always check the chain and brakes.

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