Do I Need to Make an Appointment for Traffic Violation Processing?
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Yes, you need to make an appointment. Traffic violations can be processed online by appointment. Here is the relevant information: Appointment Frequency: Each person can only book one appointment per day at the same service window, and same-day appointments are not available. Users can make appointments up to one week in advance. If the system indicates no available appointment slots, it means all slots are booked, and users can try again the next day. Appointment Location: Choose the nearest location for one-time completion. Online appointments can be made at any traffic violation processing window of the local traffic police department. Citizens can decide the appointment location based on their travel plans for the day of the appointment to facilitate nearby processing. Additionally, one appointment is sufficient to handle all traffic violations captured by electronic police enforcement. Appointment Notes: When making an appointment, you must use the real information of the person handling the violation; otherwise, the service window will not accept the request. After a successful appointment, the individual must arrive at the designated location at least 5 minutes early and wait for their number to be called by the queuing system. Missing the call invalidates the appointment. If an individual misses three appointments in a month, they will be blacklisted and suspended from making any appointments for one month.
