Can You Shift from D to S Gear While Driving an Automatic Car?

Can License Plates Be Changed?

Whether license plates can be changed depends on the following situations: 1. After registration: The license plate number cannot be changed because current license plates are for life and cannot be bought or sold. The only solution is to transfer the vehicle ownership. After the transfer, you can reapply for registration, at which time you can choose a new number. 2. Before registration: If you have only selected a number online but have not registered it, you can change the license plate number. After selecting a number, the owner should submit the required documents to the vehicle management office within the specified time to apply for registration. If the procedure is not completed within the designated time, the selected number will automatically become invalid and will be returned to the pool of available numbers. Note that there are only three opportunities to change the number.

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Can the color of position lights be changed?

Currently, there are no explicit legal regulations regarding position lights. However, if the modified position lights differ significantly in color from the original factory-installed ones, it is highly likely to result in a traffic police fine. Generally, position lights are primarily yellow or white. Below is relevant information about position lights: 1. Introduction: When the light switch is turned to the first position, the small lights that illuminate at the front and rear are the position lights (also referred to as evening running lights, which are turned on when it is not completely dark; the next position after position lights is the low beam, while the high beam refers to the main headlights). 2. Purpose: To indicate the width of the vehicle and alert other drivers and vehicles behind. Position lights are used during evening driving to ensure visibility to other vehicles.

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What are the dangers of coasting in neutral gear?

When coasting in neutral gear, the transmission is in a neutral working state, the driving wheels will lose driving force, and the connection between the engine and the driving wheels will be lost, resulting in the car relying solely on its own inertia to coast forward, which can easily lead to traffic accidents. The following is a detailed introduction about car gears: 1. Speed aspect: The speed corresponding to first gear is 0-5km/h. The speed corresponding to second gear is 5-20km/h, the speed corresponding to third gear is 20-40km/h, the speed corresponding to fourth gear is 40-60km/h, and the speed corresponding to fifth gear is 60-100km/h. 2. Gear shifting timing: The general gear shifting timing for cars is when the engine speed is 2000r/min, and it should not exceed 2500r/min. For some high-displacement and high-power engines, gear shifting can be done around 3000r/min.

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Does a new car require an annual inspection sticker or an exemption sticker?

Newly purchased vehicles require an annual inspection sticker to be legally driven on the road. The inspection sticker for new cars is issued by the vehicle management office after license plate registration, along with the vehicle registration certificate. If the inspection sticker is missing, owners should return to the vehicle management office for a replacement. The "6-year exemption" refers to eligible vehicles being exempt from on-site inspection, but owners still need to visit the vehicle management office every 2 years to complete paperwork and obtain a new inspection sticker. More details about annual inspections are as follows: 1. Explanation one: Vehicle annual inspection refers to the mandatory examination conducted once a year according to the "Technical Requirements for Motor Vehicle Operation Safety" for vehicles that have obtained official license plates and registration certificates. The purpose is to check the main technical conditions of vehicles, encourage proper maintenance, ensure vehicles remain in good condition, and guarantee driving safety. 2. Explanation two: Vehicle annual inspection is a mandatory examination for all vehicles that have obtained official license plates and registration certificates. It's equivalent to an annual physical examination for vehicles according to the "Technical Requirements for Motor Vehicle Operation Safety", helping to promptly identify and eliminate potential safety hazards, encourage proper maintenance, and reduce traffic accidents - commonly referred to as vehicle inspection.

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Will I Buy a Flood-Damaged Car When Purchasing a New Vehicle?

Purchasing a new car from an authorized 4S dealership will not result in buying a flood-damaged vehicle. Below is relevant information about flood-damaged cars: 1. Introduction: A flood-damaged car refers to a vehicle that has been submerged in water and is subsequently sold through certain channels to used car markets across China. 2. Insurance Claims: Heavy rain can cause various damages to vehicles, including water submersion leading to interior damage (such as seats and electrical circuits), collision damage from floating in water, and towing/rescue expenses. Insurance coverage for flood-related damages typically includes towing fees, rescue costs, and repairs to electronic components caused by heavy rain.

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Can Automatic Transmission Points Be Deducted for Manual Transmission?

No. On-site law enforcement is irreplaceable, and it is not recommended to use electronic photo violations of others to deduct points, as it may involve point trading and result in being blacklisted. For a C1 driver's license violation, C2 points cannot be used for deduction; or for a C2 violation, C1 points can be used for deduction. The following precautions should be noted when handling traffic violations: 1. For violations detected on-site, the actual driver of the vehicle detained by the traffic police must handle the matter. 2. When processing violations based on traffic monitoring records, the owner or manager of the violating vehicle may be penalized according to the law. Evidence should be secured, and the driver should be penalized according to the law if the driver can be identified through methods such as reviewing evidence images or videos, written statements and signatures from involved parties, questioning involved parties, collecting witness testimonies, or reviewing evidence provided by involved parties. 3. Penalties should not be imposed on anyone other than the driver or the owner/manager of the vehicle.

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Can You Shift from D to S Gear While Driving an Automatic Car?

Can License Plates Be Changed?

Can the color of position lights be changed?

What are the dangers of coasting in neutral gear?

Does a new car require an annual inspection sticker or an exemption sticker?

Will I Buy a Flood-Damaged Car When Purchasing a New Vehicle?

Can Automatic Transmission Points Be Deducted for Manual Transmission?

Can private vehicles postpone their annual inspection?

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