How to Handle a Vehicle Confiscated for Drunk Driving?

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Solutions for handling a vehicle confiscated due to drunk driving: For a simple drunk driving offense, the vehicle is typically held for 10 days, with a maximum of 15 days. The driver must pay the fine, and then the vehicle owner can retrieve the car. If the driver and the owner are the same person, the vehicle can only be retrieved after the detention period. For a second drunk driving offense, the penalty includes up to 10 days of detention, a fine, and revocation of the motor vehicle driver's license. Below are the traffic rules that must be followed when driving: 1. Obey Instructions: Traffic rules must be followed, and drivers must obey the commands and inspections of traffic police to maintain order and ensure safe and smooth traffic flow; 2. No Drunk Driving: Driving under the influence of alcohol or allowing an unlicensed person to drive is strictly prohibited; smoking, chatting, or driving while sleep-deprived is not allowed; overloading, forced overtaking, or overcrowding in the driver's cabin is also prohibited.