How long does it take for a traffic violation elimination application to be approved?

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Reid
07/29/25 6:16am
A traffic violation elimination application can be approved on the same day, but it may also take three to five days in some cases. This is because the elimination of violation records is transmitted through the internal network of the traffic police system, and the data transmission is not necessarily real-time. If there is a delay in data transmission, it may affect the time taken for the violation to be eliminated, which is a normal occurrence. The steps for applying online to eliminate a traffic violation are as follows: 1. Open the 12123 app; 2. After logging in, click on the vehicle icon in the top left corner of the app's main interface; 3. On the 'My Vehicle' interface, click on 'Process' under the pending violations; 4. On the violation processing page, click on the traffic violation under 'Unprocessed'; 5. Click on 'Apply for Traffic Violation Elimination'; 6. Fill in the application reason and upload photo evidence on the interface, then click 'Submit' and wait for the review.
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OLily
08/12/25 9:44am
As a seasoned driver who frequently handles traffic violation appeals, I can tell you that the review time truly varies from person to person, generally ranging between 5 to 15 working days. It largely depends on regional differences—for example, traffic bureaus in first-tier cities are busier and may take over 10 days, while smaller cities are much quicker, often wrapping up in just 5 days. The type of violation also plays a key role: minor infractions like illegal parking are resolved faster, typically within 5 days, whereas serious violations involving accidents, which require evidence collection, may take 15 days or longer. Additionally, the submission method has a significant impact: online platforms via apps or websites, with complete documentation, usually process appeals in 3-7 days, while in-person submissions at service windows are slower, starting at a week. I recommend preparing dashcam footage and ID copies in advance to minimize delays from supplementary materials. Last year, when I appealed a misjudged speeding ticket, it took 8 days to receive a confirmation SMS—during which I checked the progress via the official app. My advice? Avoid rushing them—patience is your best bet!
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