Can a Temporary License Plate Be Used for Inter-Provincial Travel?

[PenelopeLynn]

As long as the temporary license plate is within its validity period and you hold an inter-administrative jurisdiction temporary license plate, you can travel out of the province. Below are the relevant regulations for temporary license plates: 1. Validity within the province: For driving within the province, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period not exceeding fifteen days is issued. According to regulations, the validity periods of temporary driving license plates are divided into "fifteen days," "thirty days," and "ninety days," including both working days and holidays. Among these, temporary license plates for driving within the administrative jurisdiction are issued with a validity period not exceeding fifteen days. 2. Validity for inter-provincial travel: For driving out of the province, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period not exceeding thirty days is issued. Temporary license plates for driving within the administrative jurisdiction are issued with a validity period not exceeding fifteen days.