Why Can't Vehicle Owner Information Be Found Through License Plate Search?
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The vehicle information in the vehicle query system has not been updated in a timely manner. Due to the slow network information updates at the traffic bureau, the time between querying a new license plate and the update is relatively short, resulting in the information not being properly updated. Generally, it takes about a month to input license plate information. Here are methods to determine if a vehicle is new: 1. Check the manufacturing date: The vehicle's manufacturing date should match the certificate of conformity, which is usually difficult to alter. If the manufacturing date exceeds 15 days, it is likely an old vehicle. 2. Inspect the brake discs: Most small passenger vehicles today use disc brakes (at least the front brakes are disc brakes), making the brake discs a very reliable indicator. Typically, after driving more than 200 kilometers, the brake pads will leave noticeable marks on the brake discs. There is usually a 1-2 mm distance between the brake pads and the outer edge of the brake discs. After driving a certain distance, a so-called 'step' will form on the outer edge of the brake discs (the 'step' on a new vehicle is very low).