Can Temporary License Plates Be Used to Drive to Other Provinces?
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Temporary license plates are divided into two types. Among them, temporary license plates for administrative regions cannot be used to drive out of the province, but temporary license plates for cross-administrative regions can be used to drive out of the province. The main differences between the two types of temporary license plates are: 1. Temporary license plates for administrative regions (sky blue background with black characters and black borders): Vehicles with this type of temporary license plate are only allowed to drive within the administrative region and are not allowed to leave the province. The validity period of the temporary license plate is 15 days. 2. Temporary license plates for cross-administrative regions (brown-yellow background with black characters and black borders): Only vehicles with this type of temporary license plate can drive out of the province. The validity period of the temporary license plate is 30 days. Notes on temporary license plates: 1. Placement: Temporary license plates usually come in two pieces. One should be affixed to the lower left or right corner of the front windshield without obstructing the driver's view, and the other should be affixed to the lower left corner of the rear windshield inside the vehicle. 2. Usage requirements: Temporary license plates do not mean they can be used arbitrarily. Like regular license plates, temporary license plates are also subject to traffic laws.