Can Temporary License Plates Still Be Used After Obtaining Official Plates?

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Terrence
07/30/25 2:33am
After a new vehicle receives its official license plates, the temporary plates become invalid regardless of whether they have expired or not. Temporary license plates can be applied for at the local vehicle management office under any of the following conditions: 1. When driving the vehicle from the place of purchase to the place of use, temporary plates must be applied for at the vehicle management office in the place of purchase. 2. When transferring vehicle registration and after surrendering the official plates, temporary plates must be applied for at the local vehicle management office to drive the vehicle back to the original location. 3. For new vehicles in the local area that have not yet obtained official plates and need to be driven to another location for modifications, temporary plates must be applied for locally. After modifications are completed, temporary plates must be applied for at the modification location to drive the vehicle back to the original area. 4. When purchasing a vehicle locally and needing to drive it to another location, temporary plates must be applied for locally to drive to the other location; the same applies in reverse. 5. When the vehicle registration is not yet fixed and temporary use is required.
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