Can I directly get a formal license plate after the temporary one expires?
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You can directly get a formal license plate after the temporary one expires, but you cannot drive with an expired temporary plate. You may continue to apply for a temporary plate or use another vehicle or tow truck to get the formal license plate. A new car cannot use a temporary plate for more than 15 days, and you should promptly apply for a formal license plate from the vehicle management authority. Each vehicle can only be issued 3 temporary plates, with a total duration not exceeding 45 days. Once the three application opportunities are used up, you can only wait for the formal license plate to be issued. The main purpose of a license plate is to identify the vehicle's region of registration, and it can also be used to trace the vehicle's owner and registration information.