What documents are required for driving a car on the road?
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Two essential documents are required for driving a car on the road: a driver's license and a motor vehicle license. 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 motor vehicle license must be carried in the vehicle. Drivers must carry the relevant documents to prepare for inspections by traffic police. The required documents are as follows: 1. Driver's license. The permitted vehicle type on the driver's license must match the vehicle being driven, and the annual review records on the license must meet the requirements. 2. Vehicle license. Carry the vehicle license that matches the license plate of the vehicle being driven. The vehicle license must not be lent, altered, or forged. 3. The driver's ID card. An ID card may be necessary in some situations, so it's best to carry it. 4. Vehicle license plate (or temporary license plate or replacement plate certificate). A license plate should be installed at both the front and rear of the vehicle. For cargo trucks or trailers, the rear panel of the vehicle should display enlarged white characters matching the vehicle's license plate number. The license plate must be appropriately and visibly positioned, with clear characters, and must match the vehicle type and number on the vehicle license. Expired or invalid temporary license plates must not be used. 5. Road maintenance fee certificate. Carry a valid unified road maintenance fee payment certificate or exemption certificate, ensuring that the vehicle type, license plate, unit, and date on the certificate are accurate.