What is Violation Code 10390 and How is it Penalized?

[KevinLee]

Violation code 10390 refers to: A motor vehicle parked or temporarily stopped in violation of regulations with the driver not present, or the driver being present but refusing to leave immediately, obstructing the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians; a fine will be imposed. Below is a partial introduction about violation codes: 1. Traffic violation codes, also known as "traffic offense codes" or "traffic infraction codes," are encoding regulations established by the Ministry of Public Security for traffic violations committed by motor vehicles and pedestrians. 2. By querying the new traffic violation codes, the specific violation situation of the driver can be quickly identified, speeding up the penalty process for traffic violations.

[FernandoMarie]

I just researched this issue recently. Code 10390 refers to motor vehicles violating prohibition sign instructions, simply put, it means you didn't comply with traffic signs that prohibit certain actions while driving. For example, parking under a no-parking sign, or making a left turn where it's prohibited. The penalty is standardized nationwide with 1 demerit point and a fine ranging from 20 to 200 yuan. In practice, most localities handle it fairly consistently, typically imposing a 100 yuan fine. However, it also depends on your location—major cities like Beijing or Shanghai might enforce stricter penalties. If you get caught, it's best to address it promptly; you can check the record on the Traffic Management 12123 app. Remember to pay more attention to those circular red-circle-on-white-background signs by the roadside when driving—it can save you a lot of trouble.

[OmarAnn]

Code 10390 refers to the violation commonly known as 'disobeying prohibition sign instructions.' For example, if you make a left turn at an intersection clearly marked with a 'No Left Turn' sign, or if you're caught driving the wrong way on a one-way street, you may be penalized under this code. The penalties typically involve two aspects: a 1-point deduction from your driver's license and a fine. The fine amount ranges from 20 to 200 RMB, though enforcement varies by region. In most actual cases I've heard of, the fine is usually around 100 RMB. If you do get penalized, remember to handle it promptly to avoid affecting your vehicle inspection. By the way, there are many types of prohibition signs nowadays, including 'No Parking,' 'No U-Turn,' and 'No Entry,' so it's important to distinguish between them clearly.

[LeAutumn]

Violation code 10390 is clearly defined as an act where a motor vehicle driver violates the instructions of a prohibition sign. All circular traffic signs with prohibition symbols on the road count, such as common no-parking signs or no-entry signs. If you fail to comply and are caught by electronic surveillance or traffic police, the penalty is 1 demerit point. The fine varies depending on the situation, ranging from a minimum of 20 to a maximum of 200 yuan, but the standard penalty is generally 100 yuan. When handling the violation, bring your driver's license and vehicle registration, and you can process it at the traffic police station or through online platforms. It's important to develop the habit of paying attention to traffic signs while driving, especially when navigating unfamiliar roads.

[JoshuaAnn]

Speaking of violation code 10390, it essentially means the driver ignored a traffic prohibition sign. The penalty criteria are clearly stated: 1 demerit point on the driving license plus a fine. Although the law allows fines ranging from 20 to 200 yuan, when helping friends handle violations, I've noticed most cities now default to a 100 yuan fine. The key to this violation lies in recognizing the signs - all red-circle, white-background signs with a diagonal slash or symbol are prohibition signs. For example, honking under a no-honking sign or parking in a school no-parking zone both fall under code 10390. After being caught, it's important to promptly check and confirm the violation, with handling within 15 days being the safer approach.