Does a traffic violation captured by high-definition cameras have to be handled by the driver in person?

[Ariana]

Traffic violations captured by high-definition cameras must be handled by the driver in person, just like tickets issued by traffic police on the spot. Only the driver's own license can be used to process the violation, and no one else's license can be used to handle it on their behalf. Unless the high-definition camera fails to capture a clear frontal image of the driver, it might be possible to use someone else's license to deduct points. For example, if the driver's face is obscured, blurred, or unclear in the high-definition camera footage, making it impossible to identify the driver. Reasons for delays in clearing fine records: Delays in the traffic violation query platform system: From the time a violation occurs, it takes a certain process to be captured, confirmed, and publicly listed. Similarly, deducting points and paying fines also require a process. Use of third-party agency services: With the rapid development of smartphones, various apps and public accounts for handling violations have emerged. The time taken to process violations varies depending on the channels used by each agency to clear them.