What is the penalty for driving a new car without a temporary license plate?

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OFrancisco
07/29/25 6:54pm
Driving a new car without a temporary license plate will result in a penalty and a deduction of 12 points. The following is an introduction to temporary license plates: 1. Apply for a temporary license plate at the vehicle management office: The owner only needs to bring their ID card, car purchase invoice, compulsory insurance policy (copy), and the original and copy of the vehicle's factory certificate, then go to the vehicle management office window to apply for a temporary license plate. Fill out the application form, submit the relevant materials, and after review, you can pay a 5-yuan fee to receive a temporary driving license plate. 2. Apply for a temporary license plate at the 4S store: With the implementation of the "delegation, management, and service" policy, temporary license plates can now be processed directly at 4S stores. If the vehicle management office is far from home or happens to be closed during holidays, you can go directly to the 4S store to apply, as most 4S stores remain open during holidays. 3. Apply through the Traffic Management 12123 app: Most car owners are familiar with the Traffic Management 12123 app, which can handle many vehicle-related services, including the application for temporary license plates. Simply follow the instructions in the "Apply for a New Car Temporary License Plate" section under business services to complete the application.
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