Can Temporary License Plates Be Used on Elevated Roads?
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Temporary license plates can be used on urban elevated roads. According to relevant regulations, vehicles displaying a "Temporary Vehicle License Plate" have the same access rights as other vehicles of the same type. Temporary license plates have time restrictions, generally valid for 15 or 30 days. There are also location restrictions. If a vehicle is purchased locally but registered in another city, the temporary plate will specify the route and can only be used within the designated cities. If the owner resides locally and plans to register the vehicle in the same city, the temporary plate is considered a local temporary license plate, meaning it can only be used within the local city and the vehicle cannot travel outside the area. If a local temporary plate is used outside the designated city, it becomes invalid. If discovered by traffic police, the vehicle will be treated as unlicensed. Therefore, owners must register their vehicles at the DMV within the validity period specified on the temporary plate.