Will a Temporary License Plate Violation Result in Points Deduction?
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Temporary license plate violations will result in points deduction and fines. Non-on-site violations (such as speeding caught by cameras or running red lights captured by traffic cameras) will not be penalized for temporary license plates. However, for on-site penalties (when traffic police stop the vehicle and issue a ticket on the spot) or for very serious violations, traffic police's electronic surveillance can clearly capture the temporary license plate numbers, trace the vehicle, and notify the owner to handle the relevant penalties. Below is relevant information regarding penalties for temporary license plate violations: Temporary license plates can also be captured by high-definition electronic surveillance cameras, which can record the vehicle's driving trajectory. Therefore, violations such as running red lights or speeding will still be recorded. Additionally, apart from high-definition cameras, there are mobile speed detection points on highways that can issue on-site speeding penalties. In cities, traffic police officers and motorcycle patrol officers can also penalize vehicles with temporary license plates for violations. Parking violations with temporary license plates will be penalized: Some vehicle owners believe that hiding the temporary license plate when parking illegally will avoid fines. However, this is not the case. Traffic police can identify the vehicle information through the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) and still issue fines for penalties.
