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How long must a traffic ticket be processed?

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DelJake
07/30/25 2:55am

The "Road Traffic Safety Law" stipulates that the party concerned shall pay the fine at the designated bank. Here are the relevant details: 1. On-the-spot penalty issued by traffic police: The fine must be paid at the designated bank within 15 days. After 15 days, a late fee of 3% per day will be charged. 2. Non-on-the-spot penalty: There is no time limit, but it must be processed before the vehicle's annual inspection. Otherwise, the vehicle will not be allowed to participate in the annual inspection. 3. On-the-spot penalty: The fine must be paid within 15 days after the penalty decision is printed. Otherwise, after 15 days, a late fee of 3% per day will also be charged.

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OValerie
08/16/25 9:17am

I drive frequently and once got a parking ticket that I didn't handle in time. As a result, it expired and I had to pay additional late fees. Generally, parking tickets must be settled within 15 days, otherwise the fine increases and it may affect your annual vehicle inspection. Last time, I checked using the 12123 APP, which was quite convenient as it allowed me to pay directly online. Usually, be careful not to park randomly, as accumulating too many violations can lead to point deductions. In severe cases, you might run out of points on your license, which can be troublesome. Handling violations promptly not only saves money but also avoids a poor driving record. It's advisable to always park in designated spots and avoid violations, developing good habits with safety as the top priority.

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StellaAnn
10/22/25 2:21am

From the perspective of traffic regulations, the processing deadline for parking tickets is usually 15 days, so it's important to promptly visit the traffic police station or handle it via the app. After the deadline, late fees will increase, accumulating daily and potentially doubling the fine. Failing to address it promptly may affect your vehicle's annual inspection, result in more penalty points, or even impact your credit. It's advisable to check local regulations as they may vary slightly by region. Utilize tools like 12123 to track progress, and don't underestimate minor violations—practice safe driving and develop a habit of regular checks.

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IkerFitz
12/05/25 2:44am

Traffic violation tickets must be settled within 15 days and cannot be delayed. Late payments will incur additional fines, not to mention the accumulation of penalty points which can have significant consequences. Failing to handle them promptly may lead to a pile of issues discovered during the annual vehicle inspection, resulting in failure to pass. Using an app to check for violations is the fastest method—don't wait until it's too late to regret. Following rules and laws is every driver's responsibility.

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