How many days does it take to check traffic violations in Wuhan?
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It depends on the update speed of the local traffic management department. In Wuhan, violations can generally be checked within 48 hours to one week. However, for non-on-site violations (those captured by cameras), it usually takes more than 15 days to be visible, and the time varies across different regions. Below are the methods to check: 1. Traffic police station inquiry: Go directly to the traffic police station or vehicle management office in your city with your vehicle license and driver's license to check for traffic violations. You can also visit the vehicle management office, where there is a self-service inquiry system in the lobby. Just enter your provincial vehicle license plate number to check violation information. 2. Telephone inquiry: Many regional traffic police websites list a free traffic violation inquiry phone number that you can call to check the status. Additionally, you can dial 114 for traffic violation inquiries.
A while ago, I accidentally ran a red light while driving in Wuhan and found the violation record on the Traffic Management 12123 App just four days later. Wuhan's traffic violation handling system is quite efficient—generally, electronically captured violations like this can be checked within three to five days. If it's a common violation like speeding or crossing the line, the data uploads quickly, and you'll get notified within days. I recommend downloading the App and linking your license plate—it even sends push notifications to remind you to handle the violation, which is very convenient. Don’t delay; once a violation is detected, you must handle it within 15 days, or the fine may increase or even affect your credit. Always pay attention to road signs while driving to reduce the risk of violations—it’s safer and saves money.
