I haven't received a violation for three days, okay?

Three days without finding violations doesn't mean nothing.

Violations must be reviewed and data uploaded. In this process, according to the relevant operating regulations, violations must be reviewed within three days and uploaded to the database within thirteen working days. Therefore, at least 13 working days, that is, 15 days later, no violation has been found, so as to ensure foolproof.

The illegal act of issuing a ticket on the spot will receive a penalty notice in a few days. If the owner pays the illegal fine at the specific address according to the time stipulated in the judgment.

In addition to the vehicle management office, banks, postal services and even online can pay illegal fines. Illegal acts that do not enforce the law on the spot, such as electronic eye records, will be notified by SMS. SMS usually does not require the owner to deal with the violation immediately, just pay the fine before the end of the scoring cycle or before applying for annual review.

Special circumstances:

1. No violation record was found for posting on site.

In this case, you can look at the ticket carefully. Usually those who have posted tickets but have no violation records belong to the warning list, and the owner does not need to pay a fine or go to the vehicle management office for handling; It may also be a fake ticket posted by some scammers, allowing the owner to scan the QR code above to pay the fine and defraud money.

Second, the infringement caused by special circumstances.

For example, avoiding violations caused by special vehicles, violations under the command of traffic police, and violations forcibly caused by car failures may be cancelled without being discovered when these situations exist.

Of course, if the violation is caused by these circumstances, you can appeal to the traffic police team to cancel the punishment after receiving the notice of violation. You need to bring application, driver's license, driving license, ID card, penalty decision and other materials to the public security department to apply for a complaint.