12123 I sent a text message but couldn’t find anything illegal.

The reasons why 12123 sent a text message but could not find any illegality are as follows:

1. Network or system problems. Query delays may be caused by network instability or system maintenance.

2. Data update delay. Violation information needs to be manually reviewed and uploaded, and this process may take some time.

3. Violations have not been dealt with. If it is found that there are violations that have not been dealt with during the query, the relevant information will not be available.

4. False text messages. Sometimes illegal text messages received may be fraudulent messages and should be treated with caution.

5. Regional differences. Traffic police departments in different regions may handle violations at different speeds, resulting in time differences in information updates.

6. Use other query methods. Try querying with another application or service to get more accurate information.

If you still cannot find the violation information for a long time:

1. Wait patiently. Sometimes information is updated and displayed within a few days.

2. Go to the traffic police department in person. If you cannot find the information for a long time, or if you have questions about the authenticity of the text message, you can go directly to the traffic police department for consultation and verification.

3. Check the mobile phone number. Make sure the mobile phone number bound to the 12123 platform is up to date in order to receive SMS notifications of violations.

To sum up: If you receive text message 12123 in violation of regulations and cannot find it, it may be because the data of 12123 has not been updated, or it may be because the traffic police department has not uploaded the violation records and is only notifying via SMS. Because the traffic police department's violation handling procedures are different in each place, this reason occurs, and you need to wait a few more days to see.

Legal basis:

"Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 108

The party concerned shall pay the fine at the designated bank within fifteen days from the date of receipt of the administrative penalty decision on the fine. Fines for pedestrians, passengers and non-motor vehicle drivers may be collected on the spot if the parties concerned have no objections. Fines shall be issued with a fine receipt uniformly issued by the financial department of the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government; if a fine receipt uniformly issued by the financial department is not issued, the party concerned has the right to refuse to pay the fine.