Do I still need to handle traffic violations if the car is not in use?

[SanGenevieve]

Traffic violations need to be handled even if the car is not in use. Below are the consequences of not handling violations: Late fees penalty: If the violation was issued on the spot by a traffic officer with your driver's license and vehicle registration, and it's not handled within 15 days, late fees will be charged without additional penalty points. The late fee is 3% per day, up to the original fine amount. License and vehicle seizure: If there are more than 3 unhandled violations and you're caught driving, your driver's license may be confiscated, and in severe cases, your vehicle may be impounded. If there are more than 10 unhandled traffic violations, the traffic management department can legally impound the vehicle. Failed vehicle inspection: Unhandled violations will prevent your vehicle from passing annual, quarterly, or comprehensive inspections. If violations are not cleared before the inspection, the vehicle will not pass. The inspection date is marked on the vehicle registration; generally, you can have the inspection done up to three months in advance.