How to Check Traffic Violations in Shanghai?
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Methods for checking traffic violations in Shanghai: 1. Log in to the official website of the local Public Security Bureau or Traffic Management Bureau, locate the vehicle violation inquiry section, enter the license plate number, vehicle engine number, and driver's license number, then click the inquiry button to check; 2. Search for vehicle violation inquiry, select the province and region, and enter the last six digits of the engine number as prompted to inquire; 3. Bring your ID card or driver's license to the office hall of the local traffic police team and inquire through the touch query terminal; 4. Bring your driver's license and vehicle license to the local traffic police team window for inquiry and processing; 5. Call the voice inquiry hotline to check traffic violations; 6. Send a text message to inquire about violations.
I'm most accustomed to using official channels to check traffic violations in Shanghai. You can directly visit the official website of the 'Shanghai Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform' and find the violation records under the 'Information Query' section. For those who find computers troublesome, you can also use the 'Traffic Management 12123' app on your phone. After registering and binding your license plate, everything becomes clear at a glance. Last time I forgot about the driving restriction and got caught, I found out by checking the app late at night. Now, there's also an entry in the 'Citizen Center' within Alipay where you can directly input your license plate number and engine number to get the results. If you're really not good with the internet, you can bring your vehicle license to the windows of various district traffic police detachments to check. Remember to carefully review the violation location photos before handling the ticket. I once encountered a system error that recorded an out-of-town violation, and it took three days of appeals to get it removed.
