Why hasn't the deduction been cleared when the traffic police 12123 clearance date arrived?
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There may be two reasons for this. First, the traffic violation was processed too late, too close to the clearance date, resulting in the data not being updated in time, and the deduction was recorded in the next scoring cycle. Second, the current data update is slow, so just wait a little longer. Below is a detailed introduction to the traffic police 12123: 1. Overview: The traffic police 12123 is the official client of the Internet traffic safety comprehensive service management platform, with technical support provided by the Traffic Management Research Institute of the Ministry of Public Security. The service targets are vehicle owners, drivers, and other users nationwide. 2. Services: It provides registration for individual users of the Internet service platform, appointment, acceptance, and handling of business such as motor vehicles/driver's license/illegal processing, traffic safety information inquiry, business notification reminders, business guidance, road traffic services, and other comprehensive traffic safety services.
This is quite common, and I experienced it last year as well. When the score reset date arrives but the system hasn't refreshed, it's likely due to lag in backend data synchronization. The Traffic Management 12123 app doesn't update in real-time; you'll need to wait for the system to complete its batch data processing. I stayed up until 2 a.m. to see my points reset, but it's more reliable to check during normal daytime hours. The key is ensuring all fines are settled: if there are any unpaid on-the-spot tickets or online penalty payments stuck at the payment stage, the points won't expire. Once, I had points carried over because I forgot to pay a 15-yuan parking fine. Remember to verify the 'initial license issuance date' on your driver's license main page – some people mistakenly think their birthday is the reset date, leading to confusion.
