Electronic eyes will be notified of illegal holidays.

Electronic eyes generally do not receive illegal notices on holidays.

It usually takes 3 to 7 days to find motor vehicles violating the rules, because the traffic police team needs to enter and check, and it will not exceed 13 working days at the latest. If it is an off-site violation, it will take 15 days to find the violation photographed by the camera.

Time varies from place to place, but one week is very common, so if you are worried that you have violated the rules, you can check whether there is any relevant information on the Internet after you feel that you have violated the rules for one week. If you want to be more sure, you can check it in 15 days.

Article 20 of the Procedures for Handling Illegal Acts of Road Traffic Safety: Within three days after the illegal acts recorded by traffic technology monitoring equipment are entered into the road traffic violation information management system, the traffic management department of the public security organ shall provide inquiries to the society; And you can notify the owner or manager of the motor vehicle by mail, SMS, email, etc.

Classification of violations

1. In nature, it can be divided into four categories: administrative violation, facility violation, operation violation and command violation. Generally speaking, habitual violation is another way of saying it.

2. Violation of regulations usually refers to traffic violations, that is, motor vehicles, non-motor vehicle drivers or pedestrians violate road traffic safety regulations and traffic management and affect traffic conditions. In addition, violation can also refer to handling things in violation of conventional rules and regulations.

Generally speaking, there are two kinds of fines for traffic violations. First, illegal invoicing on site. The second is the electronic violation record. On-site illegal invoicing is generally obtained by traffic law enforcement officers on the spot, and a penalty decision is issued.

Of course, there are also fines imposed by urban management law enforcement officers, because if vehicles are parked on sidewalks or public places that are not used for traffic, it is illegal for urban management regulations and also under the jurisdiction of urban management departments.