What is the penalty for driving without the vehicle license? Will the vehicle be impounded?

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McJonathan
07/30/25 5:47am
Driving without the vehicle license is a serious traffic violation, which will result in a fine and a deduction of 1 point. If you don't bring the vehicle license, your car will be impounded. However, there are exceptions. If you are driving a shared car and get checked by the police, as long as you haven't violated any rules, the traffic police will not impose any penalties, since renting a shared car does not require a vehicle license. But if you are driving a private car, according to the "Road Traffic Safety Law," the traffic management department of the public security authority will impound the vehicle as a penalty. Here are the handling methods: 1. Vehicle handling: The impoundment of the vehicle has a corresponding time limit. Within the specified period, presenting the corresponding valid documents can retrieve the vehicle, and you should promptly handle the violation information and pay the fine. Otherwise, the penalty will only become more severe. 2. Electronic vehicle license: If electronic vehicle licenses are implemented locally, showing the electronic vehicle license to the traffic police when caught without the physical license is acceptable, as both have the same legal effect.
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