How to report traffic violations anonymously

I. The measures for anonymously reporting traffic violations are as follows:

1. Measures to report traffic violations are as follows:

(1) You can call the traffic violation reporting telephone number 122 to report;

(2) Log in to the local traffic network to report traffic violations and write the report object;

(3) Mail the tip-off letter to the Order Section of the Traffic Management Bureau. In order to facilitate the traffic police department to obtain evidence, it is best to report it before or during driving;

(4) You can report to the driver and the public security traffic control department at the place where the vehicle is registered.

2. Legal basis: Article 4 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China.

People's governments at all levels shall ensure that road traffic safety management is compatible with economic construction and social development.

Local people's governments at or above the county level shall adapt to the needs of road traffic development, formulate road traffic safety management plans according to road traffic safety laws, regulations and relevant state policies, and organize their implementation.

Article 6

People's governments at all levels shall regularly carry out road traffic safety education to improve citizens' awareness of road traffic safety.

The traffic administrative department of the public security organ and its traffic police shall, when performing their duties, strengthen the publicity of road traffic safety laws and regulations, and abide by them in an exemplary manner.

State organs, armed forces, enterprises and institutions, social organizations and other organizations shall educate their personnel on road traffic safety.

Education administrative departments and schools should incorporate road traffic safety education into legal education.

Second, what materials are needed for the declaration?

1, reporting needs to be prepared for the existence of illegal facts, and reporting needs to have written materials;

2. It is not necessary to provide evidence to report another person's crime, that is, providing evidence is not a necessary condition for reporting. Many crimes in life are hidden, and in many cases it is difficult for informants to provide conclusive evidence;

3. Materials that can be used to prove the facts of the case when reporting, including: material evidence, documentary evidence, witness testimony, victim statements, statements and excuses of criminal suspects and defendants, expert opinions, transcripts of inquests, inspections, appraisals, investigation experiments, audio-visual materials, electronic data, etc.