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What does the traffic violation code 1345 for motor vehicles crossing prohibited markings mean?

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Juniper

07/29/25 11:51pm

Motor vehicle violation of prohibited marking 1345 means that the vehicle has violated the instructions of prohibited markings, including driving over double yellow lines, parking in areas marked with no-parking lines, etc. Below is relevant information about traffic violation codes: Meaning of violation codes: Traffic violation codes consist of four to five digits, categorized according to the principles in traffic laws. The sequence from left to right represents: one digit for behavior classification code, one digit for penalty point classification code, and two digits for sequential code. Methods for violation inquiry: Vehicle owners can check specific traffic violations through the traffic violation code table, or inquire about violation information via 12123, terminal machines at traffic police station halls, or online platforms.

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