How to Avoid Detention for Driving Without a License?

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Driving without a license is subject to a detention of fifteen days, but detention may be waived under the following conditions: individuals aged between fourteen and sixteen; individuals aged between sixteen and eighteen who are violating public security management for the first time; individuals aged seventy or above; and women who are pregnant or nursing a baby under one year old. The hazards of driving without a license include: 1. Disrupting road traffic order, affecting the normal passage of other road users and the normal operation of road traffic management; 2. Seriously threatening the safety of one's own and others' lives and property, as failure to comply with traffic rules may lead to traffic accidents causing harm to oneself and others; 3. Corrupting social morals, as unlicensed drivers often disregard the law, ignore traffic rules, and undervalue the safety of others' lives and property; 4. Potentially leading to criminal offenses.