How to Handle a Traffic Violation with Only 2 Points Deducted and No Fine?

[EmiliaRose]

If a traffic violation results in a deduction of 2 points but no fine is issued, you still need to go to the vehicle management office to handle it. The relevant regulations for handling traffic violations are as follows: 1. According to the "Road Traffic Safety Law": Article 108 states that the party concerned shall pay the fine at the designated bank within 15 days from the date of receiving the administrative penalty decision. 2. Penalty: Article 109 states that if the party concerned fails to fulfill the administrative penalty decision within the time limit, the administrative organ that made the penalty decision may take measures such as imposing an additional fine of 3% of the fine amount per day for overdue payment; it may also apply to the People's Court for compulsory enforcement.

[TannerRose]

I often worry about traffic violations when driving, and it's quite common to encounter situations where only 2 points are deducted without a fine, such as minor negligence or system misjudgment. Handling it is very simple. First, open the Traffic Management 12123 App and log in to check the violation record to confirm its authenticity, because the points system will automatically update into the driver's license database. You just need to ensure the record is accurate, then follow the App's instructions to complete the processing procedure. If there's no fine, you don't need to pay anything. Remember to drive more carefully in the future, as accumulating points up to 12 can cause big trouble. It's best to regularly check your driving points in the App and develop good habits.

[SpencerRose]

As a veteran driver with over 20 years of experience, I'm very familiar with this type of traffic violation that only deducts 2 points without a fine. You need to promptly check the violation details on the 12123 App or the local traffic police website. After confirming the details are correct, simply clear the record online, and the points will be recorded in the system. Don't overlook such minor matters, as accumulated points can easily lead to trouble with your driver's license. Make sure to regularly check the driving point statistics and warning messages in the App. By the way, I'd like to remind you to stay more focused when driving at night to avoid similar incidents. Developing the habit of obeying traffic rules is the key to safe travel.

[OBennett]

Handling this type of traffic violation is quite simple: First, check the violation ticket number through a traffic management app like 12123 on your phone. After confirming that the record only deducts 2 points without a fine is accurate, the system will automatically update your driver's license points. Then, just keep an eye on the point changes. Next time you drive, be careful not to speed or change lanes improperly to prevent accumulating points that could affect your travel. Learning how to use the app early can save you a lot of trouble.