What happens if an electronic ticket is not processed within 30 days?

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LaAdriel
07/30/25 3:14am
If traffic violation points are not processed within 30 days, penalties will be imposed. For electronic license plate violations without overdue, you can wait until the vehicle annual inspection to handle them all at once, with no late fees. For on-site fines issued by traffic police, they must be processed within 15 days; failure to pay within 15 days will incur late fees. Additional information: The new traffic regulations state that "driving a motor vehicle in violation of traffic signal lights will result in a 6-point deduction." However, not all cases will lead to a 6-point deduction. For violations such as turning left in a straight lane, the penalty remains a 3-point deduction under "violation of prohibition signs" as per the Road Traffic Safety Law. Additionally, running a red light recorded by cameras will only result in a fine, with no point deduction.
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