Can Cross-Province Temporary License Plates Be Used Nationwide?

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Cross-province temporary license plates can be used nationwide. There are two types of temporary license plates for vehicles: one is a temporary vehicle license plate with a light blue background, black characters, and black borders, which is only for motor vehicles driving within the city. The other is a temporary vehicle license plate with a brown-yellow background, black characters, and black borders, which is used for motor vehicles driving across cities. Additional information is as follows: 1. Classification of Temporary Plates: There are two levels of temporary plates. The blue-background temporary plate can only be used within the jurisdiction, meaning it cannot be used outside the city. Otherwise, it will be penalized as driving an unlicensed vehicle, with a penalty standard of deducting 12 points from the driver's license. Most new cars sold by 4S shops are issued yellow temporary plates, especially for out-of-town purchases, to avoid temporary plate restrictions. As long as it is this type of temporary plate, it can be used nationwide without obstacles, but the expiration time needs to be calculated carefully. 2. Precautions: Temporary license plates also cannot violate traffic rules. According to regulations, temporary plates must be affixed to the front and rear windshields in a clearly visible and recognizable position to prevent vehicles with temporary plates from disregarding traffic rules. Observing the back of the temporary plate, there is detailed vehicle registration information. Traffic violation monitoring will record and archive any illegal activities after capturing them, and the information will be transferred to the vehicle's license plate information after the new car is registered. Current high-definition monitoring can capture facial recognition registration, so temporary plates are no longer a means for reckless driving.