How to Handle Motorcycle Traffic Violations?

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KaiRose
07/29/25 10:19pm
Driving a motorcycle in violation of traffic rules will result in the following penalties: the violator will be fined, have their license suspended or revoked, and the county-level or equivalent public security traffic police department will make the penalty decision through standard procedures. Additional information is as follows: Currently, when handling traffic violations, the vehicle owner only needs to bring their driver's license and vehicle registration to any traffic police station or administrative service center in the area where the violation occurred. If the violation does not involve demerit points, the fine can be paid directly at an Industrial and Commercial Bank of China self-service payment machine or online, including through platforms like Alipay. However, if the violation involves demerit points, the violator must first go to the traffic police station to confirm the violation and the deduction of points before paying the fine.
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