Can You Drive on the Road If Your Vehicle License Is Confiscated?
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You cannot drive on the road if your vehicle license is confiscated. Driving on the road requires two documents: a driver's license and a vehicle license, both of which are indispensable. Penalties for driving without a vehicle license: Driving without a vehicle license will result in the traffic authorities impounding the motor vehicle and notifying the party to provide the vehicle license. A warning or a fine may also be imposed. The motor vehicle will be returned after the party provides the vehicle license. Functions of the vehicle license: The vehicle license records some important information about the vehicle, including the owner's name, license plate number, engine number, approved passenger capacity, vehicle inspection records, etc. Like a business card for the vehicle, it silently declares the identity and ownership of the vehicle. It clarifies the ownership of the vehicle, and in case of an accident, the owner can be identified promptly.