Where can car fines be processed?

[VanLiam]

Methods for handling vehicle violations include: logging into the 12123 official website, the traffic police official website, etc. You can also go to the local vehicle management office or the local traffic police brigade to handle it. Points to note when handling violations: Violations can be processed all at once or selectively, and you can raise objections to the violations and apply for administrative reconsideration; if there are no objections to the violations, after completing the deduction of points on the driver's license, you will receive a violation processing notice and a fine ticket. You can take the violation ticket to the designated bank for payment of the fine; after handling the violation, keep the receipt of the fine payment. If the violation still exists, you need to take the receipt to the traffic police department to manually clear the violation. Car violation fine payment processing: If it is a written penalty decision or an on-the-spot fine ticket, you can directly go to the designated bank on the traffic police penalty ticket to pay; if it is a non-on-site penalty for speeding or running a red light, you need to go to the traffic police team to handle it. After determining whether it is a violation, a penalty decision will be issued, and then you can go to the designated bank to pay; or you can use relevant apps to pay, but you need to enter personal information.

[DeSkylar]

Last time I dealt with a traffic fine, I found there were quite a few channels available. The most common way is to visit the local traffic police station or vehicle management office service window—just remember to bring your vehicle license, driver's license, and ID card. Nowadays, handling it via mobile is especially convenient. After binding your vehicle on the Traffic Management 12123 App, you can check violation records and pay fines directly online. The city services on WeChat and Alipay also offer the same functionality. For those unfamiliar with smartphones, many bank branches can assist with payments—just provide the fine number at counters like those of ICBC or China Construction Bank. Highway violations can be processed at highway traffic police stations, while out-of-town violations can be handled either at the place where the violation occurred or where the vehicle is registered. I recommend first checking whether the violation involves point deductions. For simple fines, using the app is time-saving and effortless. For special cases, it’s safer to consult at the service window.

[CarsonLee]

I usually use the Traffic Management 12123 App to handle traffic tickets. After binding my vehicle, the violation information automatically displays, and I can select the 'Process' button to pay via Alipay. For those who find it troublesome, the traffic violation section in WeChat City Services allows direct payment by entering the ticket number. However, if points are deducted, you must personally visit the traffic police station with your ID to sign for confirmation. If handling on weekends, remember to check the office hours, as some traffic police stations also operate on Saturday mornings. Nowadays, some local government service centers have set up traffic violation processing points, which are faster than visiting the traffic police station separately. Bank collection points are suitable for elderly people unfamiliar with mobile operations, but some banks require opening an account in advance. Before processing, it's best to call and confirm the required materials to avoid unnecessary trips.

[McRachel]

I usually go to the traffic police station in person to handle car fines. Bring the vehicle license, driver's license, and ID card, fill out a processing form, and you can pay by card at the window. If it's inconvenient to go in person, you can have a family member handle it for you, but remember to bring a copy of your ID card and a power of attorney. You can also pay at ICBC counters by providing the ticket number to the teller. Nowadays, some cities have self-service machines installed at gas stations and postal outlets—insert your ID card for recognition and then pay by swiping your bank card. Keep the payment receipt for three months after processing, as the system occasionally updates with delays. For out-of-town violations, it's most convenient to handle them at the vehicle's registration location.

[Campbell]

I think the key to handling fines depends on the type of violation. For fines without points deducted, the Traffic Management 12123 APP can complete the process in three minutes—just enter the decision number to pay. If points are involved, you must visit the traffic police station, where staff will verify your documents and have you sign the paperwork to confirm. On-the-spot fines must be handled within 15 days, otherwise late fees will apply. For company vehicles, you need to bring the organization code certificate and a letter of authorization. Some cities offer traffic violation study programs to reduce points, so it's advisable to check local policies before handling. Both bank branches and Alipay can be used for payment, but cases involving points must be processed at the counter. After handling, it's recommended to take a screenshot and save the record for future reference.