How Long Can a New Car Go Without License Plates?
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New cars can legally be driven without license plates for a maximum of one month. Below are the relevant details: Legal Basis: Newly purchased motor vehicles must display temporary license plates to be legally driven on the road. Temporary plates for new cars cannot be used for more than 30 days, and owners should promptly apply for official license plates from the vehicle management authority. Failure to do so may result in penalties such as vehicle impoundment, fines, and a 12-point deduction on the driver's license. Overview: Vehicle license plates are standardized in format and design as stipulated by national vehicle management regulations. They are hard-coded number plates issued by the vehicle management authority after reviewing, inspecting, and registering the vehicle, containing a unique registration code.