Can a new car with ETC but no license plate drive on the highway?

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A new car with ETC but no license plate cannot drive on the highway. Under normal circumstances, a new car cannot install ETC because it lacks information such as the license plate number. Generally, this situation occurs due to license plate replacement or loss. Precautions for installing ETC: The installation position of ETC should not obstruct the driver's view, as it may affect driving. The installation position should not interfere with the electronic tag's signal reception. If the electronic tag's signal is affected, the car may not be charged properly when driving in the ETC lane. ETC activation method: Bring the ETC device to the ETC service point or a highway self-operated business office, along with your ID card and vehicle license. The staff will connect the ETC device to the network for activation and take photos of the vehicle. Once activated, you can use the highway ETC payment service.