Can a newly purchased motorcycle be transferred?
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Motorcycles can be transferred. Transferring a motorcycle locally is not complicated, but transferring it to another region is more troublesome. For local transfers, bring the vehicle license, registration certificate, and both parties' ID cards to the local used vehicle trading market to pay the used vehicle transaction tax; then take all the documents to the traffic management office where the motorcycle was registered to complete the motor vehicle transfer, including stamping the frame number and license plate. Check for any violation records: Before transferring a used motorcycle, individuals should first check whether the vehicle has any violation records and whether it is within the validity period of the compulsory traffic insurance. Only vehicles with no violation records and within the validity period of the compulsory insurance can undergo the transfer procedure. Generally, vehicles with violations cannot be transferred; the violations must be resolved before the transfer can proceed. Presence of vehicle purchase tax payment receipt: When transferring a used motorcycle, individuals must check the original vehicle's tax receipt. Some vehicles may not have paid the purchase tax originally, and after the transfer, these unpaid or tax-exempt vehicles may be required to pay the purchase tax, which can be a significant expense. Therefore, it is essential to determine who will bear this cost.
