If a driver is suspected of using insurance marks from another vehicle, the traffic police may lawfully detain the vehicle.

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Per the "Provisions on the Procedures for Handling Road Traffic Violations", vehicles shall be lawfully detained in any of the following: (1) driving on the road without a license plate, inspection certificate, or insurance certificate, or without carrying the driving license; (2) suspected of using a forged, altered, or counterfeit registration certificate, license plate, driving license, inspection certificate, or insurance certificate, or using these documents from another vehicle; (3) failure to purchase compulsory traffic accident liability insurance as required; (4) overloaded highway passenger or freight vehicle; (5) suspected stolen or robbed vehicle; (6) suspected assembled vehicle or one that has reached the scrapping standard; (7) failure to obtain the "Road Transport Permit for Hazardous Chemicals" for highway hazardous chemicals transport; (8) non-motor vehicle drivers refusing to accept fines. In a road traffic accident, the accident vehicle may be lawfully detained if evidence collection requires it.

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