Can Others Use My Vehicle License If They Find It?

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If someone finds your vehicle license, they cannot use it. Using someone else's vehicle license is punishable by law. If you lose your vehicle license, you should immediately go through the procedures to replace it to prevent others from using it to handle violations. Here is additional information: 1. The dangers of losing your driver's license: Nowadays, many places use driver's licenses as a substitute for ID cards (e.g., hotel registration, rental services, etc.), which can lead to significant risks. It is recommended to reapply as soon as possible. There are also many cases where people find driver's licenses and sell or use them for demerit points. 2. Replacement: If you lose your driver's license, there is no need to panic. You should quickly go to the vehicle management office at the place of issuance to fill out the motor vehicle driver's license application form and submit your identity documents along with a written statement of the loss. The vehicle management office will issue a replacement driver's license within three days. If you find someone else's lost driver's license, you can return it to the owner by contacting the traffic police or the local neighborhood committee with the holder's name and home address as stated on the license.