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What are the penalties for driving without a license plate?

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Elliott

09/07/25 6:10am

Here are the specific details regarding driving a motor vehicle without a license plate: 1. Penalty points and fines: Driving a motor vehicle without a license plate will result in the vehicle being impounded, a fine, and 12 penalty points. If the vehicle registration certificate and license plate are carried in the vehicle, only a fine and penalty points will be imposed, and the vehicle will not be impounded. 2. Road Traffic Safety Law: Article 11 stipulates that when driving a motor vehicle on the road, the motor vehicle license plate must be displayed, along with the inspection qualification mark and insurance mark, and the motor vehicle registration certificate must be carried in the vehicle. The motor vehicle license plate must be displayed in accordance with regulations and kept clear and intact, and must not be intentionally obscured or damaged. No unit or individual may confiscate or impound a motor vehicle license plate.

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DelLily

09/19/25 5:24am

I remember one time my neighbor drove out without license plates and got caught by traffic police. He was fined 200 yuan and had 6 points deducted from his license. He regretted it so much. Driving without license plates is equivalent to operating an unregistered vehicle on the road. In case of accidents or theft, it would be extremely difficult for the police to trace the source, making it particularly dangerous. The usual penalty is a 200 yuan fine plus 6 points deducted. If it happens on highways or in downtown areas, the punishment could be more severe, possibly a 2000 yuan fine or even vehicle confiscation. I suggest that the first thing car owners should do after purchasing a vehicle is to properly install the license plates and check if the screws are secure—don't skip this step. Also, make it a habit to check weekly that the plates haven't fallen off and remain clearly visible. This not only saves you from fines but also makes the roads safer for everyone. After all, we all want an orderly traffic environment.

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