What to Do If the Traffic Violation Is Committed by Someone Other Than the Vehicle Owner?

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VanEliana
07/29/25 1:21pm
If a traffic violation is committed by someone other than the vehicle owner, the driver who committed the violation will be penalized. The traffic violator must report to the relevant authorities within 15 days of receiving the traffic violation notice to accept the penalty or pay the fine. If the violator fails to comply within this period, a late fee of 3% of the fine amount will be charged daily from the 16th day onward, with the maximum late fee not exceeding the original fine amount. The online process for handling traffic violations committed by non-owners is as follows: 1. Open Alipay, select 'City Services' on the homepage, then choose 'Vehicle Owner,' and click on 'Traffic Violation Handling' on the left side of the first row; 2. A prompt to follow the service will appear. Click 'Confirm' to proceed, then select the 'Violation Handling' menu option; 3. If the vehicle license plate has not been bound previously, you will be prompted to enter the vehicle license plate number for binding; 4. If the vehicle owner and the Alipay account holder are not the same person, the vehicle owner must complete a facial recognition for verification; 5. After the vehicle owner completes facial recognition, the point deduction process will proceed. Note that if the person handling the violation is not the vehicle owner, the driver must also complete facial recognition during the process; 6. Once facial recognition and point deduction are completed, if there is still a fine to be paid, the system will notify you of the deadline for payment. After payment, the entire process is complete.
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