How to Drive a Car Purchased in Another Location Back to Your Local Area?

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DelSamantha
07/29/25 8:49pm
After obtaining a temporary license plate and car insurance for a vehicle purchased in another location, it is legal to drive it back to your local area. The following are specific details about temporary license plates: 1. Light blue background with black characters and black borders: Valid only within the city for 15 days. 2. Brown-yellow background with black characters and black borders: Can be used for inter-city travel, valid for 30 days. 3. Drive the new car back to your local area within the validity period of the temporary license plate: Otherwise, it becomes invalid after expiration.
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