Can I drive on the highway with a driver's license less than one year old?
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Drivers with a license less than one year old must be accompanied by a licensed driver with at least 3 years of experience to drive on the highway. Here is some information about driving on the highway with temporary license plates: 1. Cross-administrative temporary license plates: Vehicles with cross-administrative temporary license plates can drive across provinces, whether within the province or outside, without any issues, and there is no need to worry about driving on the highway. Cross-provincial temporary license plates are visually distinct from non-cross-provincial ones, with cross-provincial plates featuring brown-yellow backgrounds and black text. 2. Test vehicle temporary license plates: Test vehicle temporary license plates are generally only used for internal test vehicles by car manufacturers or media test vehicles. There are more restrictions on driving with test vehicle temporary license plates. Normally, test vehicle temporary license plates will specify restricted roads, and they are usually prohibited from driving on highways and ring roads.