What does the locked status of a car mean?
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Car locking is a system management measure, which may be caused by various factors such as court seizure, unresolved accidents, etc. It may be related to economic disputes, meaning there is a dispute over the ownership of the vehicle, but this dispute does not affect the vehicle's right to be driven on the road. The following are the relevant regulations: Regulation 1: Without registration, it is not allowed to drive on the road. Disputes over ownership are unrelated to the vehicle's right to be driven. Since economic cases often involve a wide range of issues, the court may not be able to conclude the case quickly (possibly due to work delays), resulting in an abnormal status of the vehicle in the system. Regulation 2: The state implements a registration system for motor vehicles. Motor vehicles can only be driven on the road after being registered by the traffic management department of the public security organ. For motor vehicles that have not yet been registered, a temporary pass license must be obtained if they need to be driven on the road temporarily. The vehicle management office is only responsible for the locked status. To unlock the vehicle, a certificate must be issued by the court or the unit that requested the vehicle management office to lock it.