There was a text message saying it was illegal.

First, you need to verify the authenticity of this information. Secondly, whether your own ID card is lent to others or used by others when their vehicles are on the door. I suggest you check with the traffic management department directly.

If you didn't handle it for someone else, and then received a text message, it may be that someone else casually filled in your phone number when filling in the phone number, or your mobile phone number was the original owner before. Note that you don't have a car to receive such a message, so you can ignore it. If you have time, you can cancel this mobile phone number at the vehicle management office.

Query mode

1. Go to the office halls of traffic brigades in cities, districts and counties, and inquire by touching the inquiry terminal.

2. Log in to the frontier query channel of the Public Security Traffic Management Bureau of the Municipal Public Security Bureau to find the vehicle violation query, enter the license plate number and vehicle engine number, and click Query.

3. Call each city, district and county for enquiry.

4, through the special service numbers issued by cities, districts and counties, write mobile phone messages to inquire about violations.

5. Install the mobile app software on the mobile phone and enter the license plate number, engine number, car model, etc. , and can query the car violation information.