Can a Temporary License Plate Be Traced If It Scratches Another Car?
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Temporary license plates can be traced by surveillance if they scratch another car. The following situations require applying for a temporary license plate: 1. Place of purchase: When driving the vehicle from the place of purchase to the place of use, a temporary license plate must be applied for at the local vehicle management office where the vehicle was purchased. 2. Vehicle transfer: When transferring a vehicle and the official license plate has been surrendered, a temporary license plate must be applied for at the local vehicle management office to drive back to the original location. 3. New vehicles: For new vehicles that have not yet obtained an official license plate in the local area and need to be driven to another location for modifications, a temporary license plate must be applied for locally. After modifications are completed, a temporary license plate must be applied for at the local vehicle management office to drive back to the original area. 4. Driving a locally purchased vehicle to another location: When driving a vehicle purchased locally to another location, a temporary license plate must be applied for locally to drive to the other location, and vice versa. Unfixed vehicle registration: Vehicles that have not yet been officially registered and need temporary use.
