Can a Temporary License Plate Be Used on the Highway?
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Vehicles with temporary license plates can be driven on highways as long as the vehicle is still within the validity period. However, it is necessary to carry all relevant documents, such as the certificate of conformity, invoice, and proof of insurance purchase. Precautions for driving on highways: Do not occupy the emergency lane without reason: The emergency lane is only for use in emergencies. Unjustified occupation of the emergency lane may result in a fine and a deduction of 6 points. During traffic jams on the highway, the emergency lane serves as a rescue lane and is the only passage for emergency vehicles. Therefore, do not occupy it for convenience. If you must stop due to special circumstances, promptly turn on the hazard lights and place a triangular warning sign 50 meters behind the vehicle. Make slight adjustments to the steering wheel: When driving on the highway, avoid making large steering adjustments. Always keep a firm grip on the steering wheel, and only make minor adjustments when avoiding obstacles. Do not occupy the overtaking lane for extended periods: The overtaking lane is usually the leftmost lane. New vehicles on the highway often do not reach high speeds quickly, so it is best to drive in the normal driving lane and avoid staying in the overtaking lane for too long. Change only one lane at a time: When driving at high speeds, due to the faster pace, novice drivers may misjudge the distance of vehicles behind them. Changing two lanes consecutively requires more time and increases the risk of rear-end collisions. Turn on low beams when entering a tunnel: Before entering a highway tunnel, pay attention to the roadside warning signs, which usually remind drivers to turn on their headlights. Although traffic regulations clearly state that vehicles should turn on low beams upon entering a tunnel.
