Is there a difference between unlicensed driving and not having obtained a driving qualification?

[VanArthur]

There is a difference between unlicensed driving and not having obtained a driving qualification. The differences between unlicensed driving and not having obtained a driving qualification: Unlicensed driving refers to operating a motor vehicle without a driving qualification, which may result in fines and possible detention if caught. Not carrying a driver's license while driving means the driver is qualified to drive but simply forgot to bring the license, which incurs a fine and a one-point deduction. The hazards of unlicensed driving: If a traffic accident is caused by the fault of the unlicensed driver, they shall bear full responsibility. For road traffic accidents caused by the fault of both or multiple parties, a comprehensive analysis should be conducted based on the actions of each party and the severity of their faults, and they shall respectively bear primary, equal, or secondary responsibility. If none of the parties are at fault for causing the road traffic accident, meaning no party is responsible for the accident, and if one party intentionally causes the road traffic accident, the other party shall not bear responsibility.