Is there a restriction on deducting points a few days before the driver's license point reset?
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Points can be deducted at any time before the driver's license point reset, but it is not recommended to do so on the day before. Here are the relevant details: Reasons: If the penalty is issued on-site by traffic police, the driver can still pay the fine at the designated bank with the penalty decision notice and complete the violation processing before the point reset. However, for violations captured by electronic surveillance, the points may likely be carried over to the next scoring cycle. This is because violations caught by cameras need to be uploaded to the traffic management department's information system. While some regions may display the violation on the same day, many areas often require several days for data synchronization. Precautions: If you incur points, try to handle them promptly and avoid prolonged delays, especially for on-site penalties or penalty decision notices issued by traffic police. For point deductions, you generally need to pay the fine at the specified bank within 15 days of receiving the notice; otherwise, late fees will apply. Additionally, electronic monitoring violations can be processed by logging into the Comprehensive Traffic Safety Service Management Platform, selecting the violation processing service, and paying the fine.
