What are the consequences of a car being uninsured?
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The biggest risk of a car being uninsured is that the passengers and the vehicle itself are not protected, and the consequences arising from the lack of insurance must be borne by the car owner. Here are some details about the consequences of a car being uninsured: 1. Safety Concerns: The safety of passengers is also not guaranteed. Therefore, failing to insure the vehicle as required by the compulsory motor vehicle traffic accident liability insurance is an illegal act. Traffic authorities will not only impound the vehicle but also impose a fine of twice the insurance premium. 2. Legal Regulations: If the compulsory traffic insurance is not in effect, according to Article 39 of the "Regulations on Compulsory Motor Vehicle Traffic Accident Liability Insurance," the public security department will impound the vehicle and impose a fine of twice the minimum insurance premium for the liability limit.