How to Deduct Points Using Someone Else's Driver's License on 12123?

[SawyerMarie]

Traffic Management 12123 does not allow the use of someone else's driver's license to deduct points for traffic violations, as this is considered illegal. Here are the relevant details: 1. Corresponding Penalties: Using someone else's driver's license to deduct points will be identified as 'buying or selling points' and will be subject to corresponding penalties. However, due to the clarity issues of electronic violation captures, it is sometimes difficult to clearly see the actual face of the driver, creating loopholes that make the evidence collection and investigation of point-deducting proxies challenging. If within one year, the same driver handles violations for more than three vehicles with different license plates that are not their own, or if more than three drivers handle violations for the same license plate, they will be listed as key suspects for proxy violation handling. Their traffic violation processing services will be suspended, and their suspected proxy violation handling behavior will be investigated. 2. Proxy Point-Deducting Situations: According to regulations, forging, concealing, or destroying evidence, or providing false testimony or falsely reporting cases, thereby affecting the lawful handling of cases by administrative law enforcement agencies, will result in detention of 5 to 10 days and a fine.

[VonHazel]

After driving for so many years, I've encountered several speeding violations. Once, I almost couldn't handle it because too many points were deducted, and I even thought about borrowing a friend's license to cover the points. But that's absolutely not allowed—it's illegal! Driver's licenses are tied to personal information, and the 12123 App checks facial recognition against ID photos during processing; you'd get caught immediately. I find the 12123 App very convenient: after registering and scanning your ID, you can check violations, pay fines, and manage point deductions—all digitally. I recommend developing safe driving habits to avoid violations—it saves a lot of hassle. If you're short on points, the App even has a study-to-reduce-points feature; spending some time watching safety videos can earn you a few points back—way better than taking risks. Getting caught for point fraud could mean fines of thousands, not to mention possible license suspension, which would seriously impact work and life—it's just not worth it.

[VonDominic]

As a veteran driver with decades of experience, I've seen too many people trying to take shortcuts by using someone else's license to deduct points, which is completely unreliable and dangerous. The traffic laws clearly state that driving licenses are for personal use only, and the 12123 platform has strict detection measures to prevent fraud. In practice, I handle traffic violations using the 12123 App: just open your phone, enter the license plate number, and you can clearly see all the point deduction records. With one click to confirm and pay the fine, it's convenient and safe. Don't seek temporary ease; if all your points are deducted, you'll have to retake the driving test, which is time-consuming and costly. More importantly, safe driving reduces the risk of accidents, protecting both your family and yourself. Pay attention to speed limits and don't run red lights in daily driving. With fewer violations, you'll naturally have peace of mind. Why take legal risks? Following proper procedures is the way to go.

[DelChloe]

As a father, I made sure to teach my child before they started learning to drive: never try to use someone else's license to deduct points! The 12123 App requires real-name authentication for operations, and helping others deduct points is illegal and easily detectable. When my child drives, I remind them to use the App to check for violations: simply log in to the account, check scores, and pay fines—it’s quite convenient. Cultivate the habit of driving slowly and following rules to avoid violations and the hassle of running out of points. Safe driving not only prevents point deductions but also reduces the chance of accidents, protecting the whole family. If caught helping others deduct points, the fines are high, and it leaves a stain on the record, affecting the future. Handling violations properly through the App early on and developing a sense of responsibility is more important.

[AlinaLynn]

Playing with technology is my hobby, and the 12123 App is truly intelligent! It handles traffic violations entirely through real-name authentication: facial recognition plus ID scanning ensure that it's the person themselves operating. The system has algorithms to monitor abnormal point-deduction behavior. Want to use someone else's driver's license to deduct points? It's simply impossible to pass the review! I find the App super convenient to use: enter the license plate number to check violation details, confirm, and pay the fine via Alipay in seconds. I usually use it to check driving reminders, reducing violations and saving points from getting tight. The platform also offers a learning module for point-reduction opportunities—watch some videos to earn points safely and legally. Don't attempt any fraudulent methods; the technology is designed to prevent loopholes. If caught violating the rules, the consequences are severe, and you might even have to retake the driving test.

[McLogan]

I've studied traffic rules: Using someone else's driver's license to deduct points is clearly illegal. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law, involvement in document forgery can result in fines exceeding 5,000 yuan. The 12123 App is essentially a public service tool, but it must be bound to personal information, and the system verifies against point-deduction fraud during operation. I recommend handling violations directly through the App: after simple registration, check point deduction records and pay fines online in one go. If points exceed 12, attend remedial classes or retake the test—don't take shortcuts. Legal methods are not only safer but also cost-effective; the risk of being caught using others' points is high, potentially affecting car insurance premiums or even leading to criminal records. Using the App correctly to cultivate good driving habits is the right solution.