How many days does it take to check for urban traffic violations?

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LeBrandon
07/29/25 4:49pm
Generally, it takes 3-7 days to check for motor vehicle violations, and no later than 13 working days. Time for checking violations in different locations: For violations in different locations, it takes 7-10 days to check, and the traffic management department will verify and input the violation information into the system within no more than 13 working days. That is to say, violations can be checked within 15 days at the latest. SMS notification after violation: After a violation, you will usually receive an SMS notification or a letter notification. Follow the time specified in the notification to go to the designated place for processing. The methods of handling violations are nothing more than online processing or going to the vehicle management office for processing.
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