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How many hours after a violation can it be checked?

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DeBrady

07/30/25 10:54am

Online inquiries about vehicle violation information generally take about a week. Below are specific details regarding online inquiries of vehicle violation information: 1. If a vehicle commits a violation that requires penalty according to regulations, the public security network usually publishes the violation information within 7 working days. 2. For violations captured by electronic monitoring police, the processing cycle is approximately 3-5 working days. Whether the vehicle is involved in illegal activities can generally be checked after a week. If no results are found, it can basically be confirmed that there are no violations. 3. The time frame for publishing violation information refers to the scope within the same province, autonomous region, or municipality. For cross-province, autonomous region, or municipality cases, the online inquiry time may extend to over 15 working days.

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