How Many Days to Get the Result for Crossing Solid Line Lane Change?

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AmirFitz
07/28/25 7:49pm
If caught by electronic surveillance for crossing a solid line to change lanes, the result will typically be available within 3 to 7 days. You can check the traffic violation record on your mobile phone. Regulations require that data collection and organization be reviewed within 10 days, and the results should be uploaded online for query within 3 days after review. If no record appears after 15 days, it means there was no violation. Crossing a solid line to change lanes will result in a 3-point deduction. Sometimes, if a traffic officer manually reviews the footage and determines that the slight crossing did not affect other vehicles, no penalty may be issued. However, if the violation is reviewed by the automated system, a violation record will appear because the machine lacks the ability to discern such nuances. A white solid line painted along a road section is used to separate motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles traveling in the same direction or to indicate the edge of a lane. When painted at an intersection, it can serve as a guide lane line or a stop line.
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