Can a vehicle with an outstanding traffic violation still be driven on the road?

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Can a vehicle with an outstanding traffic violation still be driven on the road? A vehicle with one outstanding traffic violation can still be driven on the road as long as the driver carries a valid driver's license, the vehicle documentation is complete, and it has passed the annual inspection. Below are the relevant details: Time limits for handling traffic violations: For violations processed through on-site law enforcement, they generally must be handled within 15 days; for violations captured by electronic monitoring, they should be processed within 30 days. Consequences of not handling violations promptly: Late payment of traffic violation fines will result in a certain amount of late fees; if a traffic accident occurs during the period when the violation is outstanding, the insurance company has the right to refuse compensation; if a vehicle has more than three outstanding violations and is stopped by traffic police while being driven, the driver's license may be confiscated, and in severe cases, the vehicle may even be impounded; vehicles with outstanding violations cannot pass annual inspections, quarterly inspections, or comprehensive inspections.