How to Handle Traffic Violations Without Points Deduction or Fines
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If a motor vehicle commits a traffic violation that does not result in points deduction or fines, it means the violation is minor in nature. The offender must visit the traffic police department to handle the matter, after which the violation will be canceled. Although no points or fines are imposed, such violations still require processing. This type of penalty serves as an administrative warning, which is mandatory and more severe and standardized than verbal criticism or education. Below is more relevant information on handling such violations: To process a violation without points deduction or fines, the offender must bring their ID card, driver's license, and the vehicle's registration certificate to the traffic police department. After the traffic police issue the violation penalty decision, the offender must sign and submit it on the spot. Once processed, the warning for the traffic violation will be marked as resolved.