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What to Do When Your Driving License is Confiscated?

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CaydenMarie

07/29/25 9:52am

If the driving license is temporarily confiscated, the driver will be penalized within a certain period. Generally, the confiscation of a driving license can be categorized into three situations: temporary confiscation, seizure, and revocation. Temporary confiscation of a driving license refers to the short-term confiscation of the license by the traffic management department of the public security authority for drivers who have committed illegal acts, along with educational criticism. More details are as follows: 1. Penalty: When an illegal act is committed by a motor vehicle and the driving license is confiscated, the traffic police will investigate the illegal act within the legal time limit. After the investigation, penalties will be imposed based on the severity of the illegal act, and the driving license will then be returned to the driver. 2. Purpose of Confiscating the Driving License: Confiscating the driving license is a compulsory measure taken by the traffic police. The main purpose of this administrative measure is to clarify the driver's illegal acts so that the traffic police can impose the correct penalties. For example, driving under the influence of alcohol, driving without a valid driving license, or accumulating 12 points in one scoring cycle will all result in the confiscation of the driving license.

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Lilian

08/13/25 11:49am

I remember once being caught for drunk driving, and my vehicle license was directly confiscated by the traffic police. At that time, I had been driving for several years and knew how serious this matter was. I first cooperated with the traffic police during the inspection, showing a sincere attitude, and then immediately went to the local traffic police station to handle the situation. After paying the fine, I still had to undergo penalty education. To reapply for the vehicle license, I needed to bring my ID card, a copy of my driver's license, and fill out an application form. It usually takes about a week to get it done. But this lesson made me strictly adhere to traffic rules from then on. I remind everyone never to drink and drive—it can save a lot of trouble and keep life from becoming a mess.

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