Why can't I bind my newly obtained driver's license to 12123?

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DiStephen
07/29/25 11:12pm
Here are the reasons why new users cannot bind their newly obtained driver's license to 12123: 1. The mobile phone number filled in by the user does not match the one in use. 2. If the motor vehicle is deregistered or transferred to someone else, as long as it is under the user's name, it will be automatically bound on the Traffic Management 12123 platform. Below are the methods to unbind vehicles and driver's licenses from the Traffic Management 12123 platform: 1. Handle vehicle management procedures in a different location. After the platform is launched, procedures will be simplified, eliminating the need for paper materials such as business applications, and establishing a new working mechanism where application information is submitted online, materials are reviewed offline, and licenses and certificates are produced and delivered via mail. 2. Achieve online license and certificate processing. Through the platform, the public can easily handle various services anytime and anywhere, such as self-scheduling driver's license tests, pre-booking motor vehicle inspections, pre-selecting motor vehicle license plates, applying for replacement or renewal of licenses and certificates, and paying traffic violation fines. 3. Check violation information at any time. In terms of obtaining information, the public can query and dynamically track personal information such as motor vehicles, driver's licenses, and traffic violations through the platform. They can also promptly understand road conditions, dangerous road sections, road construction, and precautions for severe weather to better plan travel times and routes for safe travel.
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