Why did a traffic violation record inexplicably appear on my driver's license?

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StMalachi
07/30/25 2:28am
It is clear that the driver's license information was leaked and exploited by someone else, resulting in a traffic violation penalty being attributed to the driver's license. Relevant explanations are as follows: 1. Appeal the violation: In this case, you can appeal to the traffic management office that handled the violation to have it revoked. 2. Fingerprint proof: Since the violation was not handled by the license holder, and now processing violations requires fingerprint verification to confirm the violator's identity, if the traffic management office handling the violation cannot provide a copy of the penalty decision stub with the license holder's fingerprint, it cannot be proven that the violation was handled by the license holder, and thus the violation can be appealed and revoked.
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