
Documents that drivers need to carry while driving include the vehicle license and driver's license. The driver's license is a certification document for individuals qualified to drive, while the vehicle license is the legal document permitting the vehicle to operate on roads within China. Vehicle License: It is necessary to carry the vehicle license that matches the license plate of the vehicle being driven. The vehicle license must not be lent, altered, or forged. Driver's License: The permitted vehicle types on the driver's license must match the vehicle being driven. The annual inspection records and other details on the driver's license must meet the requirements. In cases where the vehicle license and driver's license are not carried while driving: It may be considered as unlicensed driving, and the driver should bear corresponding legal liabilities. According to relevant provisions of the Traffic Law, when driving a motor vehicle on the road, the vehicle's license plate must be displayed, along with the inspection qualification mark and insurance mark, and the vehicle license must be carried with the vehicle.

Essential items for driving, I've checked them one by one. The driver's license is the core document and must be carried at all times; driving without it can lead to fines if checked. The vehicle registration certificate is also indispensable, proving the car is legally registered and can save trouble during traffic police inspections. Additionally, insurance proof, preferably the original or a clear copy, facilitates claims processing in case of accidents. Safety equipment is equally crucial: the triangular warning sign is mandatory and should be placed at a safe distance behind the car in case of breakdown. Although not compulsory, a fire extinguisher can prevent fire spread. I always ensure my phone is fully charged for emergency calls or navigation. A small first-aid kit with band-aids and pain relievers helps with minor self-treatment. For long trips, carrying extra water and snacks prevents hunger and fatigue while driving. Developing a habit of checking these items every morning before departure avoids big problems caused by forgetting these small essentials.

For us young drivers, having all the necessary documents is a must: the driver's license is essential, as police officers won't hesitate to check; keeping the vehicle registration certificate in the car saves trouble, proving the car isn't stolen; a copy of the insurance proof works too, just keep it handy. Practical items can't be overlooked—I keep a warning triangle in the trunk and learned its importance after using it once during a flat tire; always carry your phone for navigation and emergency calls; a small fire extinguisher is a smart buy, just in case of fire. I also added a power bank and charging cable—running out of phone battery is a hassle; a water bottle and some energy bars keep you fueled on long drives. Oh, and don’t forget a temporary parking number plate—it helps resolve parking disputes. These small details make driving safer, so don’t skip checking them.

Every time I go on a road trip, I make sure to bring all the necessary documents and items. Essential documents like the driver's license, vehicle registration, and insurance proof are must-haves to ensure smooth passage through checkpoints. Safety equipment includes a warning triangle and a fire extinguisher for emergencies on the road. My phone is a priority, with maps apps downloaded to avoid signal issues. I also pack a basic first aid kit with painkillers and bandages. Additional travel essentials include a water bottle and snacks to prevent hunger and fatigue, a charger to keep electronic devices powered, and a simple tire pressure gauge for checking tire condition on long trips to ensure safety. With all these preparations, the journey becomes more carefree.


