How to Handle Driving License Violations?

[LeJulian]

Locate the traffic violation processing window at the local relevant department's traffic management system, and submit your driving license and vehicle registration documents to the violation processing window. If the violation only incurs a fine without deducting points, you can pay the fine through the post office. The HaoYi machine can not only pay fines on your behalf but also handle point deductions. However, currently, HaoYi machines are only set up in major cities. Third-party agencies generally charge a certain fee. Before using their services, you should sign relevant agreements with car clubs or operating agencies.

[Verona]

If your driver's license has a violation, you will first receive a notification via SMS or email. It's best to confirm immediately whether it's a real violation. I usually use mobile apps like Traffic Management 12123 to check the details, such as whether it was speeding or running a red light. Then, handle it promptly to avoid late fees. Payment methods are convenient—you can pay online via WeChat or Alipay, or go to a bank counter. If points are deducted, don’t panic; signing up for a safe driving course can help reduce some points. The whole process doesn’t take much time—don’t try to avoid it, or you’ll face bigger trouble. Remember, safety comes first. Drive more carefully next time—that’s what I’ve learned from my mistakes.

[DelFinn]

I once got a ticket for improper parking and went to the traffic police station immediately after receiving the fine notice. The process was simple: bring your driver's license and vehicle registration, the staff verified the information, then you paid the fine—scanning a QR code took just minutes. If you accumulate too many penalty points, consider attending theoretical study sessions or mock tests to recover some. Don't underestimate these points—accumulating 12 means retaking the theoretical exam. Set reminders on your phone, like speed trap alerts via radar detector apps, to avoid speeding. Stay calm when handling violations; follow the steps, and you'll be done quickly while learning a lesson.

[MacEvelyn]

After receiving a notification for a traffic violation on your driver's license, handle it promptly. If you confirm the violation details and have no objections, simply pay the fine. Payment methods include quick online APP payments or offline bank counters. Deduct points according to the rules, and if the points are maxed out, attend a study session and take a test to reduce them. To prevent recurrence, regularly inspect your vehicle's equipment.