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What are the steps for vehicle relocation?

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LaRobert

07/25/25 2:19am

On the homepage, you can see the option for one-click vehicle relocation. Click on it to proceed. First-time users need to register and log in to the Traffic Management 12123 platform. After selecting the one-click vehicle relocation option, the system will redirect to the current vehicle's location. At the bottom, there is an option to apply for vehicle relocation, with a maximum of 5 applications per month. You will need to provide the other vehicle's type, license plate number, current location, and can choose a prompt message. Finally, you must take and upload a photo of the scene. Note that the status in the red box does not change based on whether the other vehicle has moved or not. Instead, it is confirmed by the applicant themselves.

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