How to Report Vehicles Driving on the Highway Emergency Lane?

[MacPaul]

Log in to the traffic violation reporting platform to submit a report in real time. Click the "Violation Report" button, fill in the report information, upload photos, and publish the report on the violating vehicle. It is best to provide three angles, including the front, side, and rear of the vehicle; the photos should clearly show the complete license plate number; the images or videos should clearly document the illegal activity. Reports must be truthful. Providing false information may result in legal liability. The reporting platform will also protect your personal privacy.

[MacArthur]

On the highway, seeing someone illegally using the emergency lane makes me particularly anxious because the emergency lane is reserved for ambulances or vehicles with breakdowns. Occupying it can lead to serious accidents. To report such violations, first ensure your own safety by pulling over, then download the Traffic 12123 App on your phone. After registering, select the option to report violations, and upload photos of the vehicle along with location and time information. If you don’t have the App, you can immediately call 122 or the local traffic police hotline and provide the license plate number. Every time I drive, I pay extra attention and make sure the license plate is clear in the photos while avoiding capturing other information to protect privacy. The entire reporting process is simple and quick, taking only a few minutes to complete, and the system will handle it automatically with fast feedback. Reporting also helps reduce the workload of traffic police and maintains road safety together. Remember to report truthfully and avoid false reports.

[PeytonDella]

Last week while driving on the highway, I encountered yet another car blocking the emergency lane, which really annoyed me. I quickly pulled over at the service area, took out my phone to snap photos, making sure to capture the license plate and road signs as evidence. Then, I opened the 12123 App, went to the traffic violation reporting section, filled in the time and location, and uploaded the pictures. If you don't have the App, just note down the hotline number 122 and call to report the situation. I see this happen often, and reporting it doesn't feel like a burden—just make sure not to do it while driving. After reporting, you usually receive a text message reply within a few days confirming the action taken, which is quite reassuring. It also serves as a reminder to other drivers not to act recklessly, as the emergency lane isn't a shortcut—blocking it could delay emergency vehicles. If you see it, just report it—simple, convenient, and safe.

[KendraAnn]

Seeing the emergency lane occupied on the highway, I quickly opened the 12123 App. After registering and logging in, I clicked the reporting function, uploaded the vehicle photos and location information, and completed the process in just a few minutes—super convenient. Using an online platform for reporting is efficient and eco-friendly, plus you can track the progress. Don’t miss the timing for evidence. If you don’t have the App, use the traffic police website or call 122—just don’t delay. After reporting, the system automatically sends a confirmation, reducing the risk of false reports. This helps encourage everyone to follow the rules.

[EverlyMarie]

On my way home with my child yesterday, I saw another car occupying the emergency lane, which made me genuinely worried about what would happen if a family member had a medical emergency and the road was blocked. When I'm with my child, I teach them to take photos with my dad's phone after safely pulling over and to remember the license plate number. After returning home, call 122 or fill out a form on the traffic department's website to report it—just don't let the child handle it themselves. Reporting it gives me peace of mind, protecting both my family and others'. The emergency lane is a lifeline, and those who misuse it must be reported.