Within how many days must a 12123 traffic violation be processed?
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Vehicle violation processing deadlines vary depending on the recording method. For on-site penalties and violations with printed processing notices, they must be processed within 15 working days; violations recorded by electronic police have no fixed processing deadline. Below are the detailed explanations: On-site penalties: On-site penalties refer to traffic police issuing tickets on the spot for drivers to sign. These violations must be processed within 15 working days. Late processing will incur a late fee, charged at 3% per day, with the maximum not exceeding the original fine amount. Additionally, if a violation carrying 12 penalty points is not processed within 15 working days, the driver's license may be revoked. Violations with printed processing notices: Printed processing notices refer to violations where the driver goes to the traffic police station window to process and signs the notice. These violations must also be processed within 15 working days, or the same penalties as above will apply. Violations recorded by electronic police: Violations recorded by electronic police refer to vehicle violations captured by technical monitoring devices, including illegal parking. Since there is no driver signature required for these violations, there is no fixed processing deadline. They only need to be processed before the vehicle's annual inspection, with no additional consequences.
