Why does it still show as unprocessed after completing the violation handling?

[DiReid]

After paying the fine, it takes some time for the system to update, which is due to data delay. You can choose to inquire at the traffic police station. Below is relevant information about traffic violations: Introduction: Traffic violations refer to the actions of motor vehicle drivers, non-motor vehicle drivers, or pedestrians that violate road traffic safety regulations, traffic management, or affect road conditions. Additionally, violations can also refer to handling matters contrary to conventional rules. Violation codes: Violation codes, also known as "traffic violation behavior codes" or "traffic offense codes," are encoding regulations established by the Ministry of Public Security for traffic violations committed by motor vehicles and pedestrians.

[Sá]

I've seen this issue many times where a violation shows as unresolved after being processed. It's usually not a big problem. The main reason is slow system updates – after you make an online payment, the data needs to transfer from the bank to the traffic police servers, especially during peak hours in big cities. Once, I had a ticket that took two days to show as cleared in the app, and I almost rushed to the DMV in frustration. My advice: first check your payment receipt to confirm the deduction; then wait a day or two. If it still doesn't update, there might be unpaid items left – like when handling multiple violations in batches, it's easy to miss one. Best to call the 122 hotline directly with your license plate number and receipt number; they can check the real status in their system. Don't worry too much, it's mostly just technical delays – no need to let it ruin your driving mood.

[EdwardRose]

I was also puzzled by this situation for a while. If the system still shows violations after processing, it's mostly due to a disconnect in the data processing chain. Think about it: after paying the fine, the signal first goes to the payment platform, then gets transferred to the traffic management database for synchronization. Network fluctuations or server failures can occur during this process. Last time, I encountered a successful payment but the platform didn't send a confirmation packet, and it took half a day to automatically resolve. You should check: first, whether you've kept the receipt; second, if the system status is a cache error—try clearing the app cache and logging back in. If that still doesn't work, and you've done a lot of operations on your phone, go to an offline service point to print the proof documents. Overall, don't panic; the issue lies at the technical level, and don't let it affect important matters like vehicle inspection or license renewal.

[VonAnnie]

Why is the red light still on after handling the violation? I've encountered this several times. The main reason is slow system response; data transmission speeds vary after payment. You need to be patient—it might take up to 12 hours to update. If it doesn't change for too long, check if you entered wrong information—mismatched license plate numbers or ID cards can hold up the review. I recommend first checking the violation platform records to confirm the processing status. If it shows payment completed but not updated, try closing and reopening the app or upgrading to the latest version. This isn't urgent—don't check while driving, wait until you get home to handle it slowly. Safety first!