Don't pay the money when you see the ticket in the car, you don't need to pay attention to these kinds of tickets, and you will be fooled if you pay the money!
I don't know if you have this experience, the car is obviously parked in the parking space, and I received a ticket for some reason. Whenever this happens, many car owners will sigh that "violations are really unpreventable". But in fact, many fines do not need to be paid, if you blindly choose to pay the fine, it is really a dumb person to eat Coptis - there is bitterness and can't be said. Today's article will tell you which tickets can be ignored, let's take a look!
1. Fines in different places
If you have been fined in an off-site, be sure to first determine if the ticket is genuine. Because the off-site ticket is likely to be forged by criminals, the purpose is to cheat money. There are many ways to distinguish the authenticity of a ticket, such as checking the ticket stamp, checking the ticket number, going to the traffic police brigade to check, and so on.
If you confirm that the ticket is genuine, don't rush to pay the fine. Because according to the regulations, the owner of the vehicle can pay the fine at the place where the motor vehicle is registered or where the violation occurred. In other words, if you are fined in a different place, you can choose to go back to your local area and pay the fine, and there is no need to pay the fine in another place.
2. Duplicate tickets
I don't know if you have ever encountered this situation, that is, the same ticket is pasted repeatedly. This situation may be due to a mistake made by the traffic police when pasting the ticket, or the same ticket being repeatedly pasted by multiple people. In either case, the owner does not need to pay a penalty for a duplicate ticket.
3. Tickets without stamps
According to the regulations, the penalty decision for traffic violations must be stamped with at least two seals, one is the official seal of the issuing unit, and the other is the signature of the police who undertake it. Both are indispensable, otherwise they can be regarded as invalid tickets, and the car owner can refuse to pay the fine.
Fourth, the payment deadline has expired
In fact, not all tickets have to be paid within 15 days, some tickets may be 60 days, and some tickets may be three months. Before paying the fine, the car owner must read the payment deadline specified on the ticket. If the prescribed payment period is exceeded, the car owner does not need to pay a fine.
5. Non-paper tickets
With the development of technology, electronic tickets are now becoming more and more common. After some car owners receive a ticket, they will also receive a text message notification from the traffic police. But here is a reminder that SMS notifications are not the same as electronic tickets. A valid ticket can only be considered a valid ticket if both a paper ticket and an electronic ticket exist. In other words, only paper tickets without electronic tickets, or only electronic tickets without paper tickets, car owners can refuse to pay the fine.
6. Objectionable tickets
After receiving the ticket, if the owner feels that there is a problem with the ticket, such as the car is not driven by himself, or the electronic eye is wrong, etc., he can raise an objection to the traffic police brigade. After the owner of the car raises an objection, the traffic police brigade will verify it. If it is found that there is indeed a problem with the ticket after verification, the owner does not need to pay the fine.
In short, after receiving the ticket, the owner must see the authenticity of the ticket clearly, and then decide whether to pay the fine. Don't pay as soon as you see the ticket, otherwise you will really be dumb and eat Coptis - you can't say what you suffer. I hope this article can be helpful to everyone, and you are welcome to leave a message in the comment area!
Finally, I will give you a little knowledge. According to the regulations, if the owner of the car has an objection to the ticket, he can file a complaint with the traffic police brigade. But here is a reminder that appeals are not a panacea. If the owner's appeal is not sufficient, or the evidence is insufficient, the traffic police brigade will still uphold the original verdict. Therefore, the car owner must prepare sufficient evidence before appealing, so as to improve the probability of success of the appeal.
In short, after receiving a ticket, the owner must deal with it calmly and not impulsively. If the owner of the car has an objection to the ticket, he can file a complaint with the traffic police brigade, but he must be prepared with sufficient evidence. If the car owner confirms that there is no problem with the ticket, he should also see the authenticity of the ticket and the deadline for payment, and then decide whether to pay the fine. Only in this way can car owners avoid unnecessary losses.
I hope this article can be helpful to everyone, and you are welcome to leave a message in the comment area!