How to check violation records?

***There are 6 ways: 1. Go to the local traffic police squadron or brigade and go to the violation handling window to check the violation records. 2. To inquire by phone, dial the 114 hotline to inquire about violation records. 3. Go to the office hall of the traffic brigade of each district or county in this city and inquire through the touch inquiry terminal. 4. Violation records can be viewed on the online motor vehicle violation inquiry website. 5. Mobile phone text messages to inquire about traffic violations. 6. Mobile APP query. Specifically, it can be summarized into three types. 1. To check traffic violations online, you can search for "vehicle violations" online (or directly search for the XX location where vehicle violations were committed), enter the query system (that is, the local public security and traffic police website or the vehicle management office website), and press To inquire in your region, you generally need to enter the vehicle identification number (usually the last 4 or 6 digits of the frame number, and some cities require the engine number); some regions also require registration, and it will be convenient to log in to inquire later. 2. Call to inquire about traffic violations. Many regional traffic police websites will list a free traffic violation inquiry number that you can call to inquire about the situation. You can also dial 114 to inquire about the traffic violation. 3. Go directly to the traffic police team in your city to inquire about traffic violations (1) Take your driving license and driving license and go directly to the traffic police team in your city to inquire. All violations will be listed for you. (2) Then there is the vehicle management office. There is a self-service inquiry system in the lobby. You only need to enter the vehicle license plate number in your province to check violation information. It is very convenient not to need a verification code. Once you have paid and used up the points, there will be no records on the website. However, the vehicle management office and traffic police brigade still have records because of the Internet, but only prompt information such as processing. The picture below is for downloading "Traffic Control 12123" to query violations. You only need to complete the registration to see the violation status of your vehicle on the homepage of the program.