Can Traffic Violations Be Handled Without the Vehicle Owner's ID Card?
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Traffic violations can be handled without the vehicle owner's ID card. The driver only needs to prepare the following documents: 1. The original vehicle registration certificate of the violating vehicle; 2. The original ID card of the person receiving the penalty points; 3. The original driver's license of the person receiving the penalty points; 4. The person receiving the penalty points must be present in person. Article 18 of the Traffic Violation Handling Procedures stipulates that if a party is fined, they must be informed to pay the fine at a designated collection agency within 15 days from the date of receiving the penalty notice. If the driver is not the vehicle owner, the owner's ID card is not required; only the driver's ID card and driver's license are needed. Traffic police generally check violations in two ways: first, on-site enforcement by traffic police; second, electronic monitoring devices such as cameras recording violations.