Will there be any consequences if I abandon my impounded car?

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Ida
07/29/25 8:57pm
The impacts of abandoning an impounded car are detailed as follows: 1. How to handle an impounded car you don't want: There will be issues, and it is recommended to actively address the relevant traffic violations. Failure to handle traffic violations on time will most directly result in late fees. 2. Consequences of abandoning an impounded car: If the impounded vehicle is not dealt with, it will also lead to a ban on all driver's license services, meaning the license cannot be renewed, and after one year of expiration, the driver's license will be revoked. 3. Consequences of not handling traffic violations on time: The most direct consequence of not handling traffic violations on time is the imposition of late fees. Generally, late fees start to accrue from the 16th day after the violation. The late fee is 3% of the fine per day, with a cap not exceeding the original fine. For example, for a 200 yuan fine, the late fee will not exceed 200 yuan. If you continue to accumulate violations without handling the previous ones, once checked by traffic police, you may face the suspension of your driver's license or even the impoundment of your vehicle. Another important point is that if the vehicle is involved in an accident or suffers damage, and there are outstanding violations, the insurance company may have grounds to refuse compensation.
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