Can a new car with temporary license plates but no vehicle license be driven on the road?

[VanJohn]

A new car with temporary license plates but no vehicle license cannot be driven on the road. According to regulations, driving on the road requires carrying the vehicle license. If the vehicle license is not carried while driving, the driver will be fined, deducted 1 point, and the vehicle will be temporarily impounded until the vehicle license is provided. A new car with temporary plates but no vehicle license indicates that the official license plates have not yet been processed. To register the license plates, the owner needs to bring their ID card, vehicle certificate, purchase invoice, vehicle tax payment certificate, and compulsory insurance policy to the vehicle management office. The license plate application process is as follows: first, the vehicle frame number needs to be stamped, then the vehicle is inspected. After passing the inspection, the owner can proceed to the business hall to select a license plate number, pay the license plate fee, generate the vehicle license, and manufacture the license plates. The process usually takes 3 to 5 working days.