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Can Temporary License Plates Enter the Second Ring Road in Beijing?

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MacJulian

07/24/25 6:54pm

In Beijing, vehicles with a 7-day (validity period) temporary license plate can enter roads within the Second Ring Road. Below are the relevant details: 1. Article 46: The vehicle management office shall, within one day from the date of acceptance, review the submitted proofs and certificates. For temporary driving within the administrative jurisdiction, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period not exceeding 15 days shall be issued; for temporary driving across administrative jurisdictions, a temporary driving license plate with a validity period not exceeding 30 days shall be issued. 2. State Organs: Official vehicles of central state organs within the administrative region of the city, party and government organs at all levels of the city, social organizations, institutions, and state-owned enterprises affiliated with the central and municipal governments shall suspend operation for one day each week (from 0:00 to 24:00) based on the last digit of the license plate number, applicable to all roads within the administrative region of the city.

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VanGenevieve

08/11/25 10:34am

As a friend who has driven many cars in Beijing, I'd like to share my thoughts on this issue. Whether temporary license plates can enter the Second Ring Road in Beijing depends on the traffic restriction policies. Generally, vehicles with temporary plates are prohibited from entering areas within the Fifth Ring Road during peak hours, including the Second Ring Road. Peak hours refer to 7:00-9:00 AM and 5:00-8:00 PM on weekdays. If caught by surveillance cameras or traffic police during these times, you'll face a 200-yuan fine and penalty points. In theory, non-peak hours allow passage, but it depends on the plate type—blue local temporary plates might have more leeway, while yellow out-of-town temporary plates face stricter enforcement. I advise new car owners not to risk driving into the Second Ring during peak hours to avoid trouble. For regular errands, try scheduling trips during midday or non-commute hours on weekends. Always check the latest restrictions on traffic regulation apps before entering the Second Ring. Safety first—wait until you get your official plates before driving downtown to maintain a clean driving record.

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