What documents are required for highway travel?
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For highway travel, you need to carry a driver's license (non-probationary period license) and the vehicle registration certificate, in case traffic police require inspection on the highway. If it is a commercial vehicle, you must also bring the corresponding professional qualification certificate. During the probationary period, driving on the highway requires accompaniment by a driver with at least three years of driving experience. Below are the policies for not carrying relevant documents: 1. Not carrying a driver's license: Regardless of whether the driver commits any traffic violations, they are not allowed to continue driving the vehicle. The traffic management department of the public security authority shall detain the vehicle and request the driver to provide the driver's license. Different actions will be taken based on the circumstances of the provided license. 2. Not carrying the vehicle registration certificate: If the vehicle registration certificate is not carried, the traffic management department of the public security authority shall detain the vehicle and request the party to provide the corresponding license plate, certificate, or complete the necessary procedures.