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Do Motorcycle Penalty Points Apply to the Driver?

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ColtonLynn
09/01/25 7:24am

For motorcycle traffic violations, if the penalty is issued on the spot, the points will be deducted from the driver's license. If the violation is captured by electronic surveillance, the points will be deducted from the license of the registered owner of the vehicle, regardless of who was driving at the time. Motorcycles are classified as motor vehicles, so riders must adhere to relevant regulations and avoid illegal driving. To check motorcycle penalty points, you can visit the motor vehicle violation inquiry website. Below are the inquiry methods: Traffic Service Management Platform: You can log in to the local Public Security Traffic Management Bureau's comprehensive traffic safety service management platform. Switch to your province's page in the top-left corner, open the homepage, and enter the license plate number and the last six digits of the engine number in the information query section on the far right to check. National Motor Vehicle Violation Inquiry System: Log in to the National Motor Vehicle Violation Inquiry System (website), and enter information such as the city, license plate number, and engine number to check.

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