What are the conditions for applying for a car quota?

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SarahAnn
07/29/25 9:16pm
The conditions for applying for a car quota are: having a residence in the city; possessing a valid motor vehicle driver's license; not having a locally registered small or medium-sized passenger vehicle under one's name; not holding a valid small or medium-sized passenger vehicle quota under one's name; and not having failed to use an increment quota obtained through the lottery system within the past two years. Meaning of car quota: A car quota refers to local regulations on vehicle purchase restrictions, where an individual can only own one license plate. Those without a license plate must participate in a lottery, and only after winning can they register their vehicle. Purpose of car quota: The small passenger vehicle quota refers to the regulatory policies on cars in some cities, primarily aimed at alleviating traffic pressure in those cities as an administrative measure.
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