Highway Act Article 77

Automobile or trolleybus transportation enterprises that violate the mandates enacted under Paragraph 5 of Article 79 of this Act shall be fined between NTD 9000 and NTD 90,000. Highway authorities may also, according to circumstances, distrain the proprietor's business vehicle license plates between 1 to 3 months, suspend part or all of the proprietor's business within a certain period and revoke the illegal business vehicle license plates, or report to the MOTC and request cancellation of the proprietor's automobile transportation business license, as well as revoke all the proprietor's business vehicle license plates.Those who manage an automobile or trolleybus transportation enterprise without applying for sanction under this Act shall be fined between NTD 100,000 and NTD 25,000,000 depending on the seriousness of the violation. Highway authorities will also be order the proprietor to terminate the business, distrain the owner’s license plates as well as the driver license of any driver of an illegally operating vehicles for 4 to 12 months, or revoke the proprietor's vehicle license plates and the driver license, and shall not be re-issued a new license or allow to apply for a new driver license for 2 years.Taxicab transportation services that violate the mandates enacted under Article 56 of this Act will be fined between NTD 30,000 and NTD 90,000. Highway authorities shall consider the violation situation and then decide whether to suspend the business, distrain the license plates of illegally operating vehicles for 6 to 12 months, or invalidate the proprietor's vehicle license plates. Those who manage a taxicab transportation service without applying for sanction under this Act shall be fined between NTD 100,000 and NTD 25,000,000 depending on the seriousness of the violation, as well as ordered to terminate the business.Private automobile driver training institutions that violate the mandates enacted under Article 62-1 of this Act must take corrective action within the mandated time period, halt the recruitment of students or have their accreditation revoked. If private automobile driver training institutions accreditation is revoked, the addresses and the owners of the institutions cannot apply for a private automobile driver training institution for one year.Those who manage a private automobile driver training institution without applying for sanction under this Act shall be fined between NTD 50,000 and NTD 150,000. Highway authorities will order the termination of the business, distrain the license plates of illegally operating vehicles for 2 to 6 months, or revoke the proprietor's owned vehicle license plates with no opportunity for, re-issue for one year.In case the vehicle license plates revoked under the provisions in the first, second and preceding paragraphs are not returned by the vehicle owners, highway authorities shall invalidate the license plates concerned. The same standard shall be applied to the driver license revoked under the provisions in the second paragraph.