How to Handle a Temporarily Seized Motor Vehicle?

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LaIsabelle
07/29/25 8:08pm
A temporarily seized motor vehicle driving license cannot be automatically released, and the seizure cannot be lifted through the Traffic Management 12123 platform after the license is seized. If the seizure is due to unpaid fines or violations of relevant regulations, it is necessary to visit the vehicle management office to pay the fines and handle the related penalties.
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