Is a Driver's License Required for Refueling a Motorcycle?

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Arlene
07/30/25 6:27am
Yes. Motorcycles require an ID card, driver's license, and vehicle registration certificate. All three documents must be presented for refueling, and the vehicle must also have a legitimate license plate. Real-name Registration: The "Technical Specifications for the Management of Retail Enterprises of Refined Oil Products" stipulates that gas stations are specialized venues for refueling gasoline and diesel into the fuel tanks of motor vehicles using fuel dispensers. The sale of bulk gasoline is not permitted without authorization. For purchases genuinely needed for production, research, or daily life, a "real-name registration" system is uniformly implemented. For Organizational Purchases: The purchaser must present a purchase certificate from their organization (or neighborhood committee, village committee) (including the name of the delegated purchaser, quantity, purpose, etc.) and their valid personal identification documents (such as ID card, military officer's card, driver's license, etc.). For Individual Purchases: The purchaser must present their valid personal identification documents and explain the purpose of the purchase.
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