What are the consequences of driving during the temporary suspension of a vehicle's driving license?
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Driving is not allowed during the temporary suspension of a driving license. If a driver operates a motor vehicle while their driving license is temporarily suspended, it is considered as driving without a license, which is a very serious offense. According to Article 99 of the Road Traffic Safety Law: The public security traffic management department shall impose penalties and fines for any of the following acts: 1. Driving a motor vehicle without obtaining a motor vehicle driving license, or driving during the period when the motor vehicle driving license is revoked or temporarily suspended; 2. Allowing a person without a motor vehicle driving license or whose license has been revoked or temporarily suspended to drive a motor vehicle; fleeing the scene after causing a traffic accident, which does not constitute a crime; 3. Driving a motor vehicle at a speed exceeding 50% of the prescribed limit; 4. Forcing a motor vehicle driver to violate road traffic safety laws, regulations, and safe driving requirements, resulting in a traffic accident that does not constitute a crime; 5. Forcibly passing through traffic control areas despite dissuasion; 6. Intentionally damaging, moving, or altering traffic facilities, causing harmful consequences that do not constitute a crime; 7. Illegally intercepting or detaining motor vehicles despite dissuasion, causing severe traffic congestion or significant property loss.