Can a 6-point deduction for a car be handled online?

[McKaden]

A 6-point deduction for a car cannot be handled online. For deductions of more than 6 points or up to 12 points, you must first go to the traffic police station to confirm the violation and the points deduction before paying the fine. Online processing scope: The scope of online traffic violation processing varies by province, but generally, only violations with a one-time fine and a deduction of less than 3 points can be handled online. If a violation results in a 6-point deduction, it cannot be processed online and must be handled at the traffic police station. Online violation processing: If you have already processed a traffic violation record through the online self-service system for traffic violations, and the final step shows that the payment has been completed, and the violation record has been cleared on the motor vehicle violation query website, then the violation record has been successfully processed, and there is no need to visit the traffic police department again.

[JackLynn]

Last time I accidentally exceeded the speed limit while driving and got 6 points deducted, which made me quite nervous. I quickly checked if it could be handled online. It turned out that using the Traffic Management 12123 APP is very convenient. After downloading and binding my driver's license and vehicle registration, I logged in and could see the violation records. I just clicked the 'handle' button, paid the fine, and the points were automatically deducted—all done on my phone without having to queue at the traffic police station. However, it's important to note that some violations, such as those involving drunk driving or major accidents, may not support online processing and require in-person handling. I recommend registering the APP in advance and regularly checking for violations to avoid affecting your license review when points are maxed out. Safety comes first when driving, and this lesson has made me more attentive to speed limits. Usually, checking the traffic rules learning section in the APP is also quite helpful. In short, online processing saves time and effort, making it suitable for working professionals like us.

[MicahLynn]

As the primary driver in our family, my husband once had 6 points deducted, and we handled it through the Traffic Management 12123 app. The app is user-friendly—just enter the document information, review the violation details, confirm the fine payment, and the points are deducted quickly, saving us the hassle of taking the kids to handle it in person. Untimely handling of point deductions can affect vehicle insurance and annual inspections, so it's advisable to settle it early. Always drive according to the rules to minimize violations and stay safe. The app also offers reminder features to help monitor point changes. If you're not comfortable using smartphones, ask younger family members for help with downloading and setup. Remember to input binding information accurately to avoid errors. Accumulating too many points increases risks, so I often remind my family to drive cautiously—arriving home safely is what matters most.

[LeLeilani]

After years of driving, I've had a few points deducted. Generally, a 6-point deduction can be handled online through the Traffic Management 12123 APP. After binding your documents, log in to check the violation, select the processing option, and make the payment. However, in certain situations such as serious collisions or identity verification issues, you may need to visit the traffic police station in person for confirmation. Before processing, verify whether the violation code supports online handling to avoid wasted effort. Regularly check your points using the APP to keep them within a safe range. Safe driving is key—reduce speeding and running red lights.