Do I need to go in person to handle traffic violations with my driver's license?

[DeDeclan]

Whether you need to handle the vehicle violation ticket in person depends on the situation. If it is an on-the-spot penalty ticket, you can pay the fine at the bank as soon as possible, and it doesn't matter who goes to pay it. If it is just a traffic violation notice, there are two scenarios: if the notice shows a violation captured by an electronic police camera, and if it is a frontal shot, you need to handle it in person. If it is a rear shot, anyone with a valid official driver's license can handle it. It doesn't necessarily have to be the person who committed the violation; someone else can accept the penalty points, but all drivers accepting the penalty must be present in person. Below is additional information about vehicle violations: 1. Documents required to handle violations: If the driver handles the violation in person, bring the driver's license, vehicle license, and ID card to the local vehicle management office. 2. Points to note when handling violations: You can choose to handle all violations or select some, and you can raise objections to the violations and apply for administrative reconsideration.