Can I decline the selected license plate number on Traffic Management 12123?
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Yes, you can decline it. If you select a license plate number on Traffic Management 12123 but fail to complete the official registration procedures at the vehicle management office within three working days, the system will automatically consider the selected number as abandoned. Additionally, you will be unable to select a license plate number online for the next two years. Here is some additional information: Features: The platform can handle vehicle violations, but you need to bind your driver's license in advance. It allows you to schedule vehicle inspections, apply for exemption inspection labels, replace your driver's license, renew an expired driver's license, quickly process accidents, use the one-click car moving service, and select new license plate numbers. You can also check the latest number segment releases in your area. Binding Requirements: You need the vehicle's registration certificate, the mobile phone number used during registration, and the verification code. You can also bind multiple driver's licenses to handle vehicle violations, but these licenses must be bound before the violations occur.
I've used the 12123 app several times to select license plate numbers, and I feel it's possible to give up on a selection. I remember last time I wasn't satisfied with a number I chose, so I just didn't confirm it in the app, and it automatically expired after three days. Then I selected again. My advice is not to give up too casually—pick carefully beforehand since you'll be using the plate for many years. If you give up too many times, I've heard the system might temporarily block you from selecting again, forcing you to queue up at the DMV to resolve it, which would be a hassle. The 12123 app is quite convenient for selecting numbers, saving you trips, but don’t take it lightly. Check the rules when selecting, like the validity period—sometimes as short as three days, sometimes up to a week—so you don’t miss the confirmation window. A license plate isn’t just an identifier; it also affects vehicle insurance and annual inspections, so picking one that rolls off the tongue gives you more peace of mind.
