If you are photographed for traffic violations, how many days will you be notified?

According to the Road Traffic Safety Law and the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License, the traffic police department needs to send a notice within 15 days after the traffic violation is photographed.

How long can I receive a traffic violation notice after being photographed? Generally, it refers to when a traffic violation notice is received from the traffic police department. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law and the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License, the traffic police department needs to send a notice within 15 days after the traffic violation is photographed. However, the specific time will vary according to the law enforcement situation in different cities and regions. Generally speaking, once an illegal act is captured and recorded, the traffic police department will review it before sending a notice to ensure the authenticity and accuracy of the illegal act. This means that the time to send the notification may be delayed. In addition, it should be noted that in some special circumstances, it may also happen that the traffic violation notice cannot be received in time. For example, due to incorrect address, postal problems and other reasons, the notice can not be delivered normally. At this time, it is necessary to contact the traffic police department in time for consultation and inquiry.

What should I do if I don't receive the notice after it is sent? If you still haven't received the notice of traffic violation within 15 days, it is recommended to contact the local traffic police department in time to make inquiries, so as to avoid unnecessary fines or penalty points beyond the legal time limit.

Traffic violations can be notified in a few days, mainly depending on the law enforcement situation in various regions and the notification review process. But in any case, after receiving the notice of traffic violation, the driver should deal with it in time, such as admitting punishment, appealing or other forms of disposal, so as not to affect his driving record and credit rating.

Legal basis:

Article 92 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China. Before making a decision, the public security organ shall notify the parties concerned and listen to their arguments. After receiving the notice, if he fails to be present within the prescribed time limit without justifiable reasons, he shall be deemed to have waived his right to hearing. The public security organ shall, within five days from the date of self-examination and punishment, serve the handling decision on the parties concerned and inform them of the ways to apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit. The relevant staff of the public security organ shall show their work certificates, inform them of the reasons and basis for handling, and explain the rights and obligations of the parties.