Can 12123 deregister a motorcycle?

[BenjaminLee]

12123 cannot deregister a motorcycle. It is necessary to fill out the 'Motor Vehicle Registration Application Form' and apply for deregistration at the vehicle management office under the jurisdiction of the motor vehicle. According to Article 44 of the 'Motor Vehicle Registration Measures of the People's Republic of China': For registered motor vehicles that have reached the national scrapping standards, are lost, or are no longer used on roads within China for any reason, the owner of the motor vehicle shall fill out the 'Motor Vehicle Registration Application Form' and apply for deregistration at the vehicle management office under the jurisdiction of the motor vehicle. Daily maintenance methods for motorcycles: 1. During the break-in period, keep the motorcycle idle speed at 100 rpm; 2. Match the motorcycle gear with the speed; 3. When braking is needed due to an obstacle ahead, release the throttle, step on the rear brake with the right foot, and gently apply the front brake with the right hand; 4. Regularly check the spark plug; 5. When installing a new spark plug, hand-tighten it until it cannot be turned anymore, then use a spark plug socket to tighten it an additional quarter to half turn; 6. Regularly lubricate the chain.

[VanEliana]

I've been studying the Traffic Management 12123 platform every day, but it turns out you can't actually process vehicle deregistration through it. This software mainly handles routine services like paying traffic fines and replacing driver's licenses. To deregister a motorcycle, you need to follow the formal scrapping procedure: first find a qualified recycling company to dismantle the vehicle and obtain two key documents - the 'Scrapped Motor Vehicle Recycling Certificate' and the 'Motor Vehicle Deregistration Certificate'. Finally, you must personally visit the vehicle management office with your ID card, vehicle registration certificate, and license plates to complete the process. At most, you can check the progress online, but the core steps must be completed offline, primarily to verify the vehicle's dismantlement status.

[ColemanRose]

Just helped my cousin with his old motorcycle deregistration a few days ago. The 12123 app doesn’t even have this feature! To deregister a motorcycle, you must deliver it to a designated scrap yard, watch them dismantle it on the spot, take photos, and upload them to the system. The DMV needs to manually verify whether the frame number has been cut and if the engine has been illegally circulated. There’s no way you can scrap it with just a few taps on your phone. Don’t be fooled by online info—I saw someone get their application rejected three times online and end up queuing at the DMV under the scorching sun.

[AlexisAnn]

Straight to the point: 12123 does not support online motorcycle deregistration. The vehicle deregistration process requires four offline steps: 1. Visit a recycling company for weighing and dismantling. 2. Surrender the registration certificate and license plates. 3. Have the vehicle's destruction status verified by the inspection station at the DMV. 4. Submit documents at the service window. I inquired at the DMV, and the officer clearly stated that the physical destruction of the vehicle must be supervised manually to prevent the creation of illegal vehicles. If you really want to deregister, bring all required documents to the DMV—don't count on the APP.

[DiThomas]

Stop messing with the APP! Motorcycle deregistration requires both the owner and the vehicle to be present. A few days ago, my 125cc scooter was scrapped: first, I went to a recycling company certified by the Commerce Bureau to dismantle it and obtain a certificate (costing 80 yuan), then filled out an application form at the vehicle management office. Here's the key point: the police will use a magnifying glass to inspect the cutting marks on the frame, and the entire process is recorded for ten minutes. At this point, the 12123 app can only serve as a progress tracker. Those who claim to handle it online are mostly scammers trying to cheat you out of deposits, so be very careful.