Can points be deducted when binding someone else's vehicle on 12123?
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Traffic Management 12123 allows binding other people's driver's licenses for point deduction, but the driver's license must be bound to the vehicle owner's motor vehicle. First, complete the registration: After registering on Traffic Management 12123, the driver can bind a non-personally owned car. Once registered, the driver can handle point-related violations that occurred since the registration date through self-service kiosks, mobile apps, websites, and other autonomous channels. Impact of multiple violations: First, the violations must be recorded by traffic monitoring equipment, and the total points from pending violations plus the driver's current accumulated points must not exceed 12. Of course, if within one year, a driver handles violations for more than three different license plate vehicles not owned by themselves or three or more drivers handle violations for the same license plate vehicle, they will be included in a list of key personnel suspected of proxy violation handling.
Let me explain this in detail. When it comes to binding someone else's vehicle on the 12123 traffic management platform, the primary purpose is to facilitate querying violations and handling annual inspections. If you're thinking of using your own points to help someone else clear a violation, that's a miscalculation. I've personally witnessed cases where people tried to assist friends, only to find that real-time facial recognition and identity verification are required during the process to confirm it's the actual driver operating the system. The system is now smart enough to automatically detect whether you're the actual driver. Last year, my cousin wanted to use my points for his speeding ticket, but it couldn't pass the system verification. Plus, consider how precious driving license points are nowadays—just 12 points per cycle—why take the risk of bearing the blame for others? In genuine emergencies, it's always safest to let the vehicle owner handle it themselves.
