The Police Force today launched new features on its e-Traffic Ticket Platform (eTTP) to make handling electronic traffic fixed penalty notices (FPNs) more efficient for the public and the transport sector.
Fleet management upgrades
To enhance fleet management, the updated platform introduces multiple user roles, including Agents, Agency Companies and Designated Employees. Registered vehicle owners and corporate account holders can authorise these designated representatives to track and manage parking-related FPNs.
Vehicle-specific QR Code
Fleet operators and drivers can now generate and download Vehicle-specific QR Codes via the platform. On-duty drivers scanning the code with the eTTP mobile app can log their driving hours.
If an illegal parking FPN is issued during those hours, the driver will receive an immediate push notification. They can then view the infraction details and settle the fine directly through the app.
The system also integrates with the Transport Department’s HKeToll Commercial Vehicle Driver mobile app. Drivers can activate both tracking systems simultaneously with a single scan.
Evidence and disputes
The update adds two major self-service features for all users. Via the eTTP, users can apply through the platform to view illegal parking photos taken by offices.
In addition to existing channels, users can dispute any traffic FPN through the eTTP and upload supporting documents.