Can I Still Drive My Car If 12123 Shows It's Seized?
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A seized vehicle refers to one that is prohibited by the court from undergoing registration, modification, transfer, or mortgage due to reasons such as economic debt disputes. The Road Traffic Safety Law does not stipulate that court-seized vehicles cannot be driven on the road, so driving a seized car is permissible for normal use, but it cannot be repurposed for other uses. If only the vehicle's records have been seized and the vehicle itself has not been physically impounded, it can still be used. However, if the vehicle has been physically impounded, driving it would constitute illegal disposal or the crime of stealing or robbing court-seized property. How to Lift the Seizure Status on 12123: If the 12123 app shows that your vehicle is in a seized status, it means the owner has had their vehicle seized by the court due to economic debt disputes or similar reasons. In this case, the owner should visit the vehicle management office to understand the situation. If there are indeed economic debt disputes and the owner has been sued in court, they should actively fulfill the judgment or provide a guarantee. Once the obligations are fulfilled, the owner can apply to the court for the seizure to be lifted. They will then need to present the court's release ruling to the vehicle management office to complete the unsealing process.
