How to Check Traffic Violations Without Transferring Vehicle Ownership?

[CarlosAnn]

Bring the relevant documents to the traffic police department to inquire. Search online for the "Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Platform" and click on the "Information Query" in the main interface menu. You need to register the non-personal motor vehicle under your driver's license and in the Traffic Management 12123 account to check the violation status online.

[Alina]

Last year, I bought a used car but forgot to transfer the ownership, only to find out there were traffic violations that needed to be handled. First, you can check for violations using official apps like Traffic Management 12123 by entering the license plate number and VIN. Sometimes, you might also need to register information to confirm your identity. If you can't find the records or encounter permission issues, you'll need to discuss with the original owner to log into their account for assistance. Not transferring the ownership poses significant risks—unpaid fines for traffic violations can affect future annual inspections, and the original owner might even be held responsible. I learned this the hard way and almost ended up spending unnecessary money to resolve the issue. Now, I’ve become wiser—transferring ownership immediately after buying a car and checking for violations more smoothly to avoid disputes and save hassle.

[LeClaire]

Here's a tip for you: Checking traffic violations is quite simple. First, download the Traffic Management 12123 APP on your phone, log in, and enter your license plate number and vehicle identification number. The system will display all violation records. If the vehicle hasn't been transferred, you might need the original owner's ID number or contact details to authorize the query. Otherwise, the search might be incomplete or encounter delays. Next, you can try the official website of the local traffic police department, filling in the same information for verification. Key reminder: It's best to check the violation history thoroughly before transferring ownership to avoid any disadvantages. I've helped friends check a few times—just follow the steps patiently, don't rush, and the issues can usually be resolved.

[VonWyatt]

When I bought my car, I didn't transfer the ownership in time. Now I check traffic violations directly using the Traffic Management 12123 app. After logging in, I select the violation query option, enter the license plate and engine number, and the system automatically displays all records, which is quite convenient. The issue of not transferring ownership doesn't matter much; I can still see the data. Remember to handle the fines promptly to avoid accumulating more penalties. Just be mindful when driving.