The Difference Between Public and Private License Plates

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DelSamuel
07/29/25 1:21pm
The difference lies in the responsible party for the vehicle and the payment methods for the two types of license plates. The differences between public and private license plates are as follows: 1. The responsible party for the vehicle is different: For vehicles with small company plates, the responsible party is the company, meaning the legal entity of the company bears the relevant responsibilities, which is different from the person driving the vehicle. For vehicles with private plates, the responsible party is the individual owner, who must bear the responsibility in case of an accident. 2. The payment methods for the two types of license plates are also different: For small company vehicles, since they are owned by a company, various motor vehicle fees must be paid in the company's name. For private plates, as they are personal vehicles, the owner is responsible for paying all fees.
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