After a motor vehicle violation, it usually takes 3 to 7 days to find out, with a maximum of no more than 13 working days. Currently, traffic violation inquiries are mainly conducted online. Vehicle owners can visit "Vehicle Violation" (or directly search for vehicle violation XX), as well as "Practical Inquiry" platforms such as HAO123 and other comprehensive websites. They need to enter the inquiry system (i.e., the public security traffic network of all parts of the public security traffic network), select the region, and generally input the license plate number and vehicle identification number (usually the last 4 digits or the frame number). Some regions require registration and login for convenient inquiry. There are many ways to inquire about traffic violations. Many regional traffic police websites list a free traffic violation inquiry phone number that can be called for queries, and you can also call 114 for inquiries. Directly check traffic violations at the city traffic police team or vehicle management office: Bring your vehicle license and driver's license directly to the city traffic police team for inquiry. All illegal items will be listed, and vehicle owners can choose to check their vehicles at any time in front of them. You can also go to the vehicle management office, which has a self-service inquiry system. Vehicles that have just entered the province can check illegal information, and it is very convenient to use the verification code. It has not yet been recorded for subsidiary search websites. Due to network recording, the vehicle management department and traffic police team have recorded the information, but it has already been processed.
