Which statement about the temporary driving certificate is correct?
A temporary driving certificate is issued while you cannot use your license card, and during its validity it has the same effect as a driver's license (Article 91 of the Road Traffic Act). Its validity is up to 20 days in principle but can be set differently depending on the person, so watch out for absolute words like "always."
Answer: ②
Explanation
Under Article 88(2) of the Enforcement Rule, a temporary driving certificate is valid for up to 20 days, or up to 40 days for a person subject to revocation or suspension, and the police station chief may extend it once by up to 20 days if needed. Under Article 91 of the Act, it can be issued upon an application for reissuance, renewal or an aptitude test, or when a person subject to revocation or suspension hands in the license, and it has the same effect as a driver's license while valid.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제91조, 시행규칙 제88조 제2항