
To use someone else's driver's license for point deduction, the license holder should bring their driver's license, ID card, and the vehicle's registration certificate to the traffic violation office. After confirming the violation information, the staff will print out the penalty decision form. Then, take this form to the designated bank to pay the fine. The fine must be paid within 15 days of receiving the penalty decision form. A late fee of 3% per day will be charged for any delay beyond 15 days.

Just a couple of days ago, I helped a friend deal with a traffic violation. Actually, taking penalty points for others is illegal because traffic regulations require that penalty points must be borne by the violator themselves. Otherwise, you could face fines or even detention—it's too risky. If you want to help, you can only guide them to make an appointment themselves. The method is to download the official traffic app "12123," log in, select the violation handling option, enter the license plate number and information, and click the appointment button to choose the processing location and time. The entire process is under real-name verification, and the person just needs to show up with their ID card and driver's license. I advise everyone to follow the rules—safe driving is the most important thing. Don’t seek temporary convenience and end up in trouble. Nowadays, the system is strictly monitored and interconnected—they’ll catch you immediately if checked.

As a seasoned driver with years of experience, I must emphasize that helping others by taking penalty points for them is absolutely unacceptable—not only is it against the rules, but it also jeopardizes road safety. The proper way to assist is by teaching them the official booking process: use the WeChat Program or the 12123 App, input the vehicle information and violation ticket number, and the system will recommend nearby traffic police stations for you to choose a time slot. Note that only the person involved can handle the point deduction; others cannot do it for them. It's best to apply for an appointment a few days in advance, especially during peak periods when it's crowded. Drive carefully in daily life, pay attention to traffic signals—these small habits can help avoid penalties. If you do violate traffic rules, address it promptly without delay. Safety comes first; don’t invite trouble over minor issues.

I understand the eagerness to help a friend, but proxy point deduction is a serious offense that can result in fines of thousands of yuan. The proper appointment method is simple: register a real-name account on the official website or app of Traffic 12123, check the violation records, and select the appointment service to specify an on-site processing date. You must personally visit the traffic police station with your driver's license and ID. Do not attempt any shortcuts—current camera surveillance is robust, making it easy to get caught. Following the rules is a responsibility to yourself and your family.

Last time my colleague got points deducted and was desperate to find someone to help, I advised him never to resort to point trading. Instead, he easily booked an appointment on the 12123 app. The steps are: open the app's traffic violation handling menu, enter personal information, then proceed to the appointment interface, and simply choose a nearby traffic police station and a suitable time. Points deduction requires personal attendance for verification. Sharing some tips: develop good driving habits like slowing down at intersections and avoiding running yellow lights, which can reduce violations. The booking process can be done in as fast as five minutes. Remember, safe driving is the most hassle-free.

Haha, who said helping others deduct points is easy? That's illegal! Instead of resorting to such tricks, why not learn from me—years of safe driving with zero violations. If you really need to schedule a violation handling, just open the 12123 App on your : select the violation ticket, choose a time and location, and handle it in person. Getting caught deducting points for others leads to severe penalties—better to watch your speed and maintain a safe distance while driving. Scheduling is quick and hassle-free, plus you can brush up on traffic rules.


