How to Check Vehicle Violations via 12345?

[LaMorgan]

Click to enter the Traffic Management 12123 app, then tap the profile icon in the upper right corner to log in to your account. Navigate to the Business Center and scroll down to find the Violation Handling section. Enter your license plate number to check for violations. Note that the phone number registered with the DMV has been changed. You'll need to bring your ID card to the violation processing center or DMV to update it.

[VanBrantley]

As a seasoned driver with over a decade of experience, I fully understand the importance of regularly checking for traffic violations to avoid fines and penalty points. Calling the 12345 hotline is very convenient – just one call gets it done: after dialing, listen to the voice prompts, select the traffic violation query menu, and then follow the instructions to enter basic information such as your license plate number and the last six digits of the engine number. The system will then inform you if there are any ticket records. I make it a habit to check once a month, especially after long-distance drives, to avoid missing payments and causing trouble. Besides this, the Traffic Management 12123 App is also very efficient, allowing you to check details and handle payments anytime, anywhere, saving you the hassle of visiting service centers. After driving for so long, I recommend paying more attention to traffic rules—don’t rush and break them. Safety first is always the right approach.

[StJameson]

Young people are most afraid of getting inexplicable tickets after buying a car. I’ve learned this the hard way, but later discovered that 12345 is incredibly useful. It’s simple to use: just pick up your phone, dial 12345, and directly ask to check for traffic violations after connecting. The customer service will guide you to provide your license plate number and ID number, and you’ll get the results in minutes. I often use it together with the 12123 App, where you can view detailed violation photos and handling methods—it’s quite reliable. Don’t underestimate this; make it a habit to check regularly to avoid fines and keep your driving record clean. Also, a quick reminder: always check parking signs and avoid occupying lanes illegally to prevent point deductions. It’s a hassle-free way to stay worry-free.

[LeJulianna]

As a homemaker with a family car, my biggest concern is traffic violations affecting insurance and safety. Checking violations via 12345 is quite convenient: just call and follow the prompts, provide the vehicle owner's information to check records, ensuring accuracy. I check weekly to avoid accumulated fines and also teach my family safe driving. This method suits busy people—no need to download apps or go online, just one direct call. Drive carefully daily, avoid speeding or running red lights, and handle any violations promptly to stay safe.