Can traffic violations be penalized with point deductions on 12123?
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12123 can handle traffic violation point deductions. Below is relevant information about vehicle violations: Documents required for processing violations at the DMV: Original vehicle license of the violating vehicle, original ID card of the point-deducted driver, and original driver's license of the point-deducted driver; with these three documents prepared, the driver can personally go to the DMV or traffic police station service hall to take a number and queue for processing. Processing time: According to traffic laws, after a vehicle violation, it generally takes 3 to 7 days to be queried online or receive an SMS notification, with a maximum delay of no more than 13 working days. The vehicle owner needs to go to the local traffic police station to handle the violation within 15 days of the violation.
As someone who frequently commutes by car, I recently used the 12123 app to handle a speeding ticket. It was indeed convenient as the penalty points were automatically deducted right on my phone. However, it's important to carefully check the type of violation record, as some cases like drunk driving still require a visit to the traffic police station. Deducting points via the app affects your driver's license points, and accumulating 12 points means you'll have to retake the test. Therefore, it's crucial to always maintain safe speeds while driving. I recommend regularly checking the app for any unprocessed tickets and developing good habits to avoid point deductions. From a practical standpoint, such tools save time but also serve as a reminder to follow the rules, as safety should always come first for the sake of yourself and others. Personally, I believe it's better not to wait until points are deducted to take action; learning more about traffic regulations in daily life is a more reliable approach.
When I first got my driver's license, I was a bit clueless and accidentally ran a yellow light which got caught on camera. I quickly used the 12123 app to handle the fine and deduct points—the process was simple and done in just a few steps. New drivers, don't be afraid. The app directly shows your point changes, and the deduction is automatic, but make sure the violation supports online point deduction. As a new driver, I advise everyone to use navigation reminders to avoid accumulating too many violations and having to retake the driving test—it's such a hassle. In short, it can indeed deduct points, so read the instructions carefully before proceeding to avoid mistakes.
