How Long Does It Take to Check Traffic Violations in Tianjin?
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Within 10 days from the date when the traffic monitoring equipment collects the violation records, the traffic management department of the public security organ at the place where the violation occurred shall review the recorded content. After verification, the information will be entered into the road traffic violation information management system as evidence of the violation. Therefore, traffic violations in Tianjin can generally be checked within about 10 working days. The penalty standards for vehicle violations are as follows: 1. Drunk driving: For drunk driving of motor vehicles, a 15-day detention, a 6-month suspension of the motor vehicle driving license, and a fine will be imposed. For drunk driving of commercial motor vehicles, a 15-day detention, a 6-month suspension of the motor vehicle driving license, and a fine will be imposed. 2. Driving after drinking: For driving after drinking, a 3-month suspension of the motor vehicle driving license and a fine will be imposed. For driving commercial motor vehicles after drinking, a 3-month suspension of the motor vehicle driving license and a fine will be imposed.
Last month, I crossed the solid line at a Tianjin intersection and was wondering when it would show up. This is quite common in Tianjin—usually, the electronic cameras capture it, then it goes through manual review, and the system typically updates within 3-7 business days. My last violation was on a Thursday, and by Tuesday, I saw the record when I checked the Traffic Management 12123 app. If it falls on a weekend or holiday, you might have to wait a couple more days. If there’s no update after 13 days, you’re probably in the clear. I recommend checking the app twice a week since you never know if your driver’s license points are enough to cover the deductions.
