Tibet Traffic Violation Inquiry

Tibetan traffic violations are illegal acts that violate Tibet’s traffic management. Vehicles, pedestrians, agencies, groups, enterprises, schools and other organizations or individuals that violate traffic management rules and regulations occupy roads to set up stalls, park vehicles, stack items, build houses, engage in market trade, etc. without the approval of the public security organs. All traffic activities are traffic violations. There are five ways to inquire about vehicle violations in Tibet, including terminal inquiry, official website inquiry, telephone inquiry, SMS inquiry, and application inquiry.

1. Go to the service hall of the transportation branch of each district or county in Tibet and make inquiries through the touch inquiry terminal.

2. Make a voice call to check the illegal status of vehicles in Tibet.

3. Inquire about traffic violations in Tibet by writing text messages.

4. Tibetan mobile phone users can download software applications, enter the license plate number, vehicle engine number, province and city, and send and receive Tibetan vehicle violation notices, but the existing software covers limited provinces.

5. Log in to the external service website of the Public Security Traffic Management Bureau of the Tibet Public Security Department: find the vehicle violation query in Tibet, enter the license plate number and vehicle engine number, and click Query. Riders can also log in to the Tibet Traffic Violation Inquiry Service Platform of the Driving License Network to make inquiries.

Tibet traffic violation inquiry entrance: http://www./weizhang/xizang/

Vehicle violation inquiry steps

1. Select the province with traffic violations.

2. Click to enter the city where the car is located or go to the city.

3. Enter relevant information (name, license plate number, driver's license number) to quickly and accurately query traffic violation records!

Calculation method of vehicle violation fines

Generally speaking, there are two forms of vehicle violation fines, one is a violation ticket issued on the spot, and the other is a violation recorded by an electronic eye.

Issue on-site vehicle violation tickets. Generally, traffic law enforcement officers collect evidence on site before issuing a ticket. In some cases, parking vehicles on sidewalks or on public land where they should not be parked violates city management regulations and is subject to fines by city management law enforcement officers. The violation and penalties are written on the on-site ticket. From the date of receipt of the fine, the car owner must complete the processing within 15 days, otherwise a late payment fee of 3% of the penalty amount will be charged every day, but the penalty interest amount of the late payment fee cannot exceed the principal.

Electronic eyes record vehicle violations. In this case, overdue requirements for violation fines are less stringent than they were last time and generally end when the annual crediting period expires. When registering, the law enforcement unit will mail a violation notice to the owner based on the residential address provided by the owner. If the car owner has the wrong address or has moved or the notice does not arrive for other reasons, the car owner may think that they do not have a ticket, which ultimately results in late payment fees. If the owner keeps forgetting, the amount of late fees can get scary.

Methods to avoid traffic violations

1. Be familiar with traffic regulations.

2. Be proficient in driving vehicles, and your eyes can see a wider range to avoid being distracted in a hurry, and you can clearly see the traffic police and detectors.

3. Try not to speed. You can also use a safe driving system, such as a navigator, to give speed test prompts.

4. Read the map frequently, become familiar with the route, and reduce the probability of taking detours.

5. Develop the habit of checking traffic violation records online to avoid passing vehicle inspections at the end of the year.

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