How Many Days Does It Take to Check for Traffic Violations?
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Generally, it takes 3 to 7 days to check for traffic violations after they occur, as the traffic police team needs to input and verify the information. The latest it should take is no more than 13 working days. Methods to Handle Traffic Violations: The vehicle owner must bring their driver's license and vehicle registration certificate to the traffic police brigade or comprehensive management office at the location of the violation or where the vehicle is registered. If the violation does not involve point deductions, the fine can be paid directly at an ICBC self-service payment machine or online. For violations occurring in a different location, it is best to handle them at the traffic police brigade in the area where the violation occurred to avoid the issue of the violation record not being cleared if processed locally. After the vehicle owner pays the fine, data exchange between the traffic police brigade and the bank occurs approximately once a week, so it usually takes about a week for the violation record to show as "processed." Time Limits for Traffic Violations: For on-site violations, payment must be made within 15 days. For non-on-site violations, they can be handled before the vehicle's annual inspection. If a vehicle is parked in a no-parking zone and receives a ticket from the traffic police, this can also be temporarily left unprocessed and handled together before the vehicle inspection.
