How many days can I receive high-speed violation information?

High-speed violation information can usually be received within 3-7 days.

When a vehicle violates the rules on the expressway, the traffic police will obtain the information of the vehicle through on-site investigation or remote monitoring and record it in the system. In general, the query results of high-speed violation records can usually be obtained within 1-2 days. This means that drivers and car owners can learn the details of violations in a short time. For illegal acts on ordinary roads, it takes 2-3 days to find the corresponding illegal records. If no violation record is found for more than 15 days, then it can be considered that there is no violation record. However, not all violation information will be sent immediately. It should be pointed out that not all cases follow this rule. In some special cases, it may take longer to find the violation record. For example, input error, system failure or network delay may affect the accuracy and timeliness of query results. In addition, if the violation is caught by the traffic police on the spot, it may take longer to query the violation record.