How many days does it take to receive a notification for driver's license points deduction?
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You can receive a traffic violation notification within 3-15 days. Here is the relevant information: 1. Query methods: The vehicle management office will send SMS notifications, or you can check by yourself. Due to data transmission and synchronization, it may take a while to receive the notification, but generally, you will receive a traffic violation reminder notification within 15 days. 2. Relevant regulations: Within three days after the illegal behavior information recorded by traffic technical monitoring equipment is entered into the road traffic illegal information management system, the traffic management department of the public security organ shall provide the public with inquiries. And it can notify the owner or manager of the motor vehicle by mail, sending mobile phone text messages, emails, etc.
As a seasoned driver with years of experience, I remember my last speeding ticket was issued on Tuesday, and I received the SMS notification by Thursday - it was quite fast. Generally, you can expect to receive notifications within one to two weeks. If you haven't received anything, it might be because the registered phone number is incorrect, or the app hasn't refreshed. Apps like the 12123 Traffic Management APP update quickly, so I recommend installing one for automatic checks. Timely handling is crucial - I was once late by over a week, and the fine doubled while I nearly accumulated 12 points which would have required retaking the driving test. That's why I've made it a habit to check my violation records monthly - safety always comes first.
As a new driver who just got my license, I often feel nervous about the waiting period after a potential violation. Friends say that notification about penalty points usually comes via text or email within 3 to 7 days. It's best to set up push notifications on your phone and check the official website for more accurate information. If there's no news after ten days, proactively check to avoid missing the processing deadline, as accumulated late fines can be severe. I've seen people who maxed out their 12 points and had to start learning to drive all over again, so I remind myself every time I drive to be careful and avoid mistakes.
