What are the differences between replacement of lost license plates and destroyed license plates?

[BenjaminLee]

The differences between replacement of lost license plates and destroyed license plates are: Destroyed license plates refer to the physical destruction of the plates, where the owner completely loses ownership and usage rights of the plates. Lost license plates refer to the misplacement of the plates, where the physical plates are not destroyed, but the ownership and usage rights are separated from the owner. 1. Proof of vehicle destruction refers to: Proof of vehicle destruction due to natural disasters: A certificate issued by a government department at the street, township, or town level or above in the area where the natural disaster occurred, stating that the vehicle was destroyed due to the natural disaster. Proof of vehicle destruction due to fire: A certificate issued by the fire department of a public security authority at the county level or above in the area where the fire occurred, stating that the vehicle was destroyed due to the fire. 2. Additional information: Once a vehicle's license plates are destroyed, lost, or damaged, they need to be replaced. When replacing lost license plates, the original license plate number will not be changed; the original number will continue to be used.