When Can Beginners Drive on the Highway?

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StNora
07/30/25 3:08am
Beginners can drive alone on the highway one year after obtaining their driver's license. Those who have held a license for less than a year must be accompanied by someone with at least three years of driving experience. Below is some information about driving on the highway with temporary license plates: 1. Cross-administrative temporary plates: Vehicles with these plates can travel across provinces, whether within the province or to other provinces, and can drive on the highway without issues. Cross-province temporary plates are visually distinct from non-cross-province ones, featuring a brown-yellow background with black text. 2. Test vehicle temporary plates: These plates are typically used only for internal test vehicles by car manufacturers or media test vehicles. There are more restrictions on test vehicles with temporary plates. Normally, test vehicle temporary plates will specify restricted roads, such as highways and ring roads.
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