What to Do If There Are Unprocessed Traffic Violations But No Records Can Be Found?
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You can inquire at the office halls of traffic police branches in various cities and districts using touch-screen query terminals. Alternatively, you can log in to the external service website of the public security traffic management bureau. You can also call the voice inquiry hotline. Another option is to check for violations by sending a text message from your mobile phone. Additionally, you can log in to the National Vehicle Traffic Violation Inquiry Service Platform to check violation information.
I recently encountered a similar situation where my car showed an unresolved traffic violation, but I couldn't find any record on the traffic app. It was really frustrating. At that time, I first tried switching to official violation inquiry platforms like the Traffic Management 12123 app, as different systems might not be synchronized. If that still doesn't work, don't just wait—go directly to the local vehicle management office counter for consultation. Bring your vehicle license and ID card, and let them check the backend records. In case it's a false report or system glitch, timely feedback can help avoid additional fines. Here's a small tip: use navigation more often while driving to get alerts about speed limits on the road, reducing the chance of violations—it's both safe and worry-free. Also, remember to log into the app regularly to check for updates and ensure the information is accurate.
