What to Do If Caught Riding a Motorcycle with License Plate but No License?

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DiMadelyn
07/28/25 8:58pm
Detention issue. Since driving without a license was involved but no immediate detention occurred on the spot, it indicates the situation did not meet the criteria for detention. Driving without a license itself constitutes illegal behavior. If a traffic accident occurs without other mitigating circumstances, the driver should bear full or primary responsibility and must face penalties as per the law. Operating a motor vehicle without a license will result in a fine.
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OKayden
08/12/25 1:41am
If caught riding a motorcycle with plates but no license, don't resist—immediately pull over and cooperate with the police. I've studied traffic laws, and this is a violation. The officer will ask for your license, and since you don't have one, you'll have to accept the consequences. Typically, they'll issue a fine ranging from 200 to 2,000 RMB, depending on local regulations, and may impound the motorcycle. Act quickly afterward—don't delay. Bring your ID to the traffic police station to settle the fine and record, then enroll in a driving school to get your motorcycle license, which usually takes about a month to obtain. Delaying risks the bike being auctioned and damaging your credit. Make it a habit: never ride without a license. It's not just the law—it protects you and others. In case of an accident, insurance won't cover you, leading to bigger losses. The best approach is to cooperate honestly and fix the issue promptly.
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