
Points deduction for running a red light is automatically applied. Methods to pay the fine for running a red light: Bring the vehicle registration certificate, driver's license, and ID card to the traffic police station's violation handling window for processing. Take the violation notice issued by the traffic police to the designated bank to pay the fine. The fine must be paid using a bank card under the name of the vehicle owner. You can also pay online by entering the violation notice number in the public service payment section for traffic violation fines on the bank's website. Methods to check for running a red light: You can check for running a red light through the "Traffic 12123" app. After opening the app, log in using your ID card, then find and click on the violation handling option. In the violation handling section, you can see the current status of your vehicle. If there is a violation, the specific details of the violation will be displayed. Visit the office halls of the traffic police branches in various districts and counties to check using the touch query terminals. Log in to the external service websites of the public security traffic management bureaus of various cities, find the vehicle violation query section, enter the license plate number and vehicle engine number, and click to query.

After I was caught running a red light last time, I immediately went to the traffic police station to handle it. Bring your driver's license, vehicle registration, and ID card, and you can settle the fine and points deduction at the violation processing window. Now everything is connected nationwide, and you can also pay fines through the 12123 APP, with points directly recorded on your driver's license. Be sure to handle the fine within 15 days, otherwise, there will be late fees. Some cities also support payment through Alipay Life Account, but points deduction must be handled in person. After handling it, don't rush to leave; print and keep the penalty decision document in case of system delays. If you accumulate 12 points, you'll have to attend a study and test session. Driving really requires following the rules.

When I first got my driver's license, I also received a ticket. For running a red light, you can pay the fine and deduct points either online or offline. The most reliable way is to visit the traffic office's violation handling point, where staff will verify your information and confirm the point deduction. The official 12123 app is particularly convenient—after registering and linking your vehicle, you can check violations, pay fines, and have points deducted automatically synchronized. Bank counters can also help pay fines, but you must bring the original copies of your three certificates. Important reminder: Never trust scalpers who offer to handle point deductions for you. With strict facial recognition now in place, using scalpers could be classified as buying or selling points, which may lead to detention.

The neighbor uncle just dealt with this last week. You can pay the red light running fine at either the traffic police station or the vehicle office, and the demerit points will be automatically recorded on the driver's license. Using the Traffic Management 12123 app is the most convenient way - after mobile verification, you can view the violation photos and simply click to process. If elderly people aren't comfortable with smartphones, remember to bring personal ID and bank card when visiting offline service windows, where you'll receive a paper receipt after processing. Special note: All violations must be settled before passing the annual inspection, otherwise roadside checks could cause bigger troubles. Dashcam footage can be used for appeals if you dispute the violation, though the success rate isn't high.

Our driving school instructors emphasize this every day—if you run a red light and get caught, check the 12123 APP immediately. Fines can be paid via WeChat Pay. Deduction points must be handled by the driver personally; the system will automatically deduct points after submission on the APP. For in-person processing, go to the traffic enforcement stations in each district. The process takes about 10 minutes: take a number—verify documents—confirm the violation—pay by card. Don’t assume it’s over after paying the fine; if not handled within 15 days, late fees will apply, potentially doubling the original amount. It’s recommended to install a radar detector to alert you about speed limits and red lights, saving you the hassle.

Last month, my colleague ran a red light and got 6 penalty points. Nowadays, there are multiple channels for handling such violations. Besides visiting the traffic police station, some postal outlets can also collect fines on behalf. The fastest way is to pay online via the Traffic 12123 app, but first-time users need to complete an in-person verification at a service window to bind their account. Key points: When handling the violation, check whether it's an on-site ticket or an electronic surveillance (e-ticket) violation. E-ticket violations can be processed by proxy, but the penalty points must be borne by the violator themselves. Fines start at 200 yuan, and 6 points are considered severe—accumulating 12 points means retaking the Theory Test (Subject 1). Keep a movable phone number plate in your car; if caught on camera, you can receive timely reminders.


