Could Anyone Help Me Correct This Compulsory Automobile Insurance Publicizing?

According to Taiwan's new Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act, all motor vehicles and mini electric two-wheel vehicles(regarded as automobiles under this Act) must be insured. If an uninsured vehicle is involved in any traffic violation, its owner will be charged with violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act.

I work at a motor vehicle office, and I need to publicize to foreigners the new policey that all mini electric two-wheel vehicles must be insured. I have written the following publicizing, yet my English is poor and I am not sure whether my writing is clear and coherent. Therefore I was wondering if I could request your kind assistance to help me correct my writing as below.

“People who don’t have their vehicle insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance, violating the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Liability Insurance Act, will be reported for violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act.”

“Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act was passed in May by the Legislative Yuan and will be enacted in November 2022.”

Q1: Are license plate pick-up and insurance required for a mini electric two-wheel vehicle?

A1: Yes! Your vehicle must be insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance before applying for the license plate according to the Act!

Q2: Will I be punished(or fined?) for not obtaining insurance on my/a(?) mini electric two-wheel vehicle as required?

A2: Yes! You will be fined from NT$ 750 TO NT$ 1,500 for not obtaining insurance as required.

Q3: When would I be reported for violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act if I didn’t have my vehicle insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance? (or if I didn’t obtain insurance on my vehicle?)

A3: 1. When the violation is discovered at a roadside check by the highway supervisory authority or by the police when performing traffic duties.

1. (New rule) Reported by the highway supervisory authority or police together with a violation of the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act .

(this new rule means that If an uninsured vehicle is involved in any traffic violation, its owner will be charged with violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act.)

1. Causing an accident.

Q4: Will I be reported for violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act if I got a speed trap ticket(or speeding ticket?) ?

A4: Yes. If you didn’t have your vehicle insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance, you will be reported for violating the Compulsory Automobile Liability Insurance Act.

Q5: How much will I be fined if I didn’t have my vehicle insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance?

A5: 1. Did not cause any accident:

a. Automobile: Fined NT$ 3,000 to NT$15,000

b. Motorcycle: Fined NT$ 1,500 to NT$ 3,000

c. Mini electric two-wheel vehicle: Fined NT$ 750 to NT$ 1,500

2. Caused an accident: All vehicles: Fined NT$ 9,000 to NT$32,000

Q6: Will my license plate be revoked if I didn’t have my vehicle insured for compulsory automobile liability insurance?

A6: Where a party with the duty(or the obligater who has the duty) to insure fails to establish another contract for this insurance within six months after the expiry of the original policy period, the competent authority may forward the case to highway supervisory authority to revoke the party’s automobile license plate.