How to Check Another Person's Vehicle for Traffic Violations?

[DeJulia]

Search for the 'Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Platform'. After entering the website, click on 'Information Query'. Then select the 'Motor Vehicle Violation Query' option. Finally, after entering the correct information, click the 'Query' button.

[CaydenLee]

Checking someone else's vehicle for traffic violations isn't easy, but I know some legitimate channels. You must understand that privacy protection comes first—non-owners can't directly check. I usually use the Traffic Management 12123 App, where only the vehicle owner can log in and enter the license plate number and the last six digits of the engine number to view violation records. If you're trying to help a friend, it's best to have them download the app and register with real-name authentication for security. Local traffic police websites also have query portals, but they similarly require identity verification. When querying, operate online to ensure the system updates data in real time and avoid information leakage risks. Remember, casually inputting others' information violates the law, so don't attempt it lightly. The correct approach is to communicate clearly before assisting with the process.