Can only one driver's license be bound to the Traffic Management 12123 app?

[ManuelDella]

Traffic Management 12123 can bind two driver's licenses. Services: After the Traffic Management 12123 platform is launched, users who register with real names can enjoy more than 130 services in 10 categories provided by the Internet-based Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Management Platform, including driving test and vehicle inspection appointments, license and certificate processing, violation handling and fine payment, travel information, information inquiry, notification and reminder, information disclosure, key object management, traffic safety publicity, and business consultation. Introduction: Traffic Management 12123 is the official client of the Internet-based Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Management Platform, with technical support provided by the Traffic Management Science Research Institute of the Ministry of Public Security. It offers comprehensive traffic safety services for vehicle owners and drivers, including personal user registration on the Internet service platform, appointment, acceptance, and processing of motor vehicle/driver's license/violation handling services, traffic safety information inquiry, business notification and reminder, business guidance, and road traffic services.

[TaliaMarie]

I often tinker with these apps, and indeed, the Traffic Management 12123 only allows you to bind your own driver's license number by default, which is for account security and to prevent misuse. Binding requires real-name authentication—just input your license information, and it's done. It's very convenient for checking violations, viewing points deducted, or renewing your license. If you want to bind a family member's driver's license, such as your spouse's, you can try the authorization management section, but you'll need to provide their ID card and a consent form, which is a bit of a hassle. Technically speaking, the main account locks one, and additional bindings require backend verification. I think the app is quite reasonable—once bound, transaction processing is fast, saving you trips. It's advisable to regularly update your information to ensure security. Binding too many licenses may trigger system alerts, affecting usage.

[JoyLee]

From my years of car ownership experience, the Traffic Management 121 APP is mainly for binding your own driver's license—one account per license, no multiple bindings allowed. The advantage is that handling violations or checking points can be done with just one click, saving time and effort. If you occasionally need to handle license-related matters for your wife or child, you'll have to use the authorization feature, which requires uploading documents and can be a bit cumbersome. The overall design is to prevent fake licenses and misuse, ensuring information authenticity. I recommend not binding others' licenses for convenience, as it could lead to accountability issues if problems arise. After binding your own license, pay close attention to APP notifications to avoid unknowingly accumulating too many penalty points—safety first.

[Greg]

In terms of policy, the Traffic Management 12123 regulation stipulates that only one driver's license can be bound, typically that of the vehicle owner, to comply with traffic laws and prevent information misuse. Binding additional family members' licenses requires providing extra proof and authorization, but the primary account is limited to one fixed license binding. This helps reduce fraud risks. When using the APP, real-name registration is required before binding, which speeds up transaction processing. I understand this design protects privacy and data security.