It is too difficult to get a certificate from Beishangguang. Can I buy a car and go home to get a license? What is the procedure?

For people who work in Beishangguang and some restricted cities, it is easy to buy a car but it is too difficult to get a license! So can I buy a car in these places and drive back to my hometown to get a license? What's the procedure if you can? Today, let's take a look at popular science.

First of all, it is completely possible to buy a car in other cities and then go to your hometown to get a license. There are no restrictions in this respect. In fact, many people do this in real life. Secondly, in terms of procedures, it is quite simple to go to the vehicle management office with the car purchase invoice, certificate of approval, purchase tax certificate, insurance policy for compulsory insurance and owner's ID card to go through the licensing procedures.

But here are a few things to remind you-first, if you drive home and take the expressway, it is no problem to have a driver's license for more than one year. If it is not more than one year, you need to be accompanied by someone who has been driving for more than three years and drives the same model as you bought before you can take the expressway. Otherwise, once you are caught by the traffic police, you will be fined and you will have to drive out from the nearest exit. This must be noted.

Second, the registration of vehicle license plates. Now you can only get a license twice, and you have to drive home at the latest for the second license. Don't delay any more, or you will have to tow the car home in case the registration of the second license plate expires, which is not a small sum compared with the cost.

Finally, some people may worry about the running-in problem of vehicles. It is said that the new car can't get on the highway. This is actually an old story. Now that the vehicle has run in and there is no running-in problem, you can safely drive boldly, but remember not to overspeed or take the emergency lane.

This article comes from car home, the author of the car manufacturer, and does not represent car home's position.