What happened when I received a text message about moving the vehicle?

The reason why you received a vehicle move text message is because the location where your vehicle is parked is blocking someone else's vehicle, or it may be that the parking space where the vehicle is parked is someone else's parking space. The other car owner will use the one-click car moving function of 12123 to remind you to move the vehicle quickly. If the car owner receives the 12123 car moving text message, he should move the vehicle quickly to avoid affecting other people's driving or parking. Under normal circumstances, after the car owner receives the text message to move the vehicle, he will be fine if he moves the vehicle within 10 minutes. If the car owner's parked vehicle is illegally parked, after the traffic police have taken photos on the spot, there will be corresponding penalties such as deduction of points and fines. In serious cases, the vehicle will be towed to the traffic control station for processing. Since your vehicle affects the normal passage of other vehicles, this behavior is inherently wrong. If you still refuse to move your vehicle after being contacted through text messages or phone calls, you have the right to call the police and let the traffic police handle the problem. If a car owner encounters other vehicles blocking his or her own vehicle, he or she can dial the 122 traffic alarm number and explain the situation to the operator. The operator will call the owner of the vehicle and remind him to come and move the vehicle. You can also call 114. This method is to explain the situation to the operator. The operator will directly connect the call to the mobile phone of the other car owner, and the car owner can communicate with the other party.