Beijing Traffic Management Bureau

As I was looking for some information how to deal with my license transfer I found a lot of blogs and forums with not complete or out of date information. The good source to read about it is Beijing Traffic Management Bureau website http://www.bjjtgl.gov.cn/publish/portal1/ there is an english version.
As I read you should go to the main office to get the application form I got lazy and I thought I will send them an email asking for the form. I was really suprised to find the form next morning in my mailbox.
Now it's the payback time, I got an email from them and I promised to pass it to you. If you have some sugestions feel free..

jgj@bjjtgl.gov.cn

Dear Filip ,
This is a email comes from Beijing Traffic Management Bureau. We are going to upgrade our website of English version. In order to provide a convinent
and comprehensive information and service for foreigners in China, we are eager to know your suggestion or advice. Would you please be kindly enough to
sent us your suggestion or advice on the most concerned information or service about Beijin traffic which you wanted most in our new website.
Thank you in advance for any of your suggestion or service.
Best wishes.
Beijing Traffic Management Bureau

I asked them about more info about the registration, plates and insurance and that C3 thing.
I don't know if it's the right place for this thread.

Good contact with the police is very important;)

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Originally Posted by filipu

As I was looking for some information how to deal with my license transfer I found a lot of blogs and forums with not complete or out of date information. The good source to read about it is Beijing Traffic Management Bureau website http://www.bjjtgl.gov.cn/publish/portal1/ there is an english version.
As I read you should go to the main office to get the application form I got lazy and I thought I will send them an email asking for the form. I was really suprised to find the form next morning in my mailbox.
Now it's the payback time, I got an email from them and I promised to pass it to you. If you have some sugestions feel free..

jgj@bjjtgl.gov.cn

Dear Filip ,
This is a email comes from Beijing Traffic Management Bureau. We are going to upgrade our website of English version. In order to provide a convinent
and comprehensive information and service for foreigners in China, we are eager to know your suggestion or advice. Would you please be kindly enough to
sent us your suggestion or advice on the most concerned information or service about Beijin traffic which you wanted most in our new website.
Thank you in advance for any of your suggestion or service.
Best wishes.
Beijing Traffic Management Bureau
I asked them about more info about the registration, plates and insurance and that C3 thing.
I don't know if it's the right place for this thread.
Good contact with the police is very important;)

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I'd also ask about the procedure and documents/requirements for importing a motorcycle legally into China, as this question seems to reoccur with regular frequency.

I'm sure this thread will explode with suggestions within the next day or so.

Don't have anything too specific, but perhaps have an English speaker in the Foreign Affairs section of the traffic management bureau down on the south 4th ring. Things would be much easier if I didn't have to play charades in order to get my question across.

Maybe I'll just send them a link to this thread

Beijing Traffic Management Bureau, part of the Beijing Public Security Bureau, is one of the capital city departments responsible for the road traffic safety. Provide a new vehicle safety inspections, signs issued in a qualified motor vehicle periodic inspection, supervision and dismantling scrapped cars and trucks and commercial vehicles.

Hi Filipu, is your mind working the way your avatar let me think of?
Wave a red flag, bring them to this website and everybody will "love" you.
I am happy to leave Beijing soon; out of the range of friendly bikers like you.

What is it about? i'm really confused

Hey Filipu

Just ignore it ... it will soon go away. It isn't you that is the problem.

By the way, did you hear about the 100 day campaign to shush away the illegals from Beijing? One article here.

Looking forward to a ride.

Cheers

OK, I understand. So I'm the most unpopular rider in Beijing now.
I've heard about campaign. I'm 98% legal so should be ok. Is it because of that rapist?

it's Ok. always think twice when the government is involved.
@ Richard
I go away, but I always be here

Hey Filipu

It is perfectly fine to ask the police for answers in the ever-confusing myriad of "rules", and then share your findings with the MCM community. It is how we know that we should have driving licenses, legal bikes, etc ... and how to get them. That's what a forum is for

There is a tiny minority of people in Beijing who believe it is "cool" to flaunt the law. They are the ones who spout off "yeah, don't worry, it is fine, nothing will happen." Thankfully, that group is getting smaller each year ... e,g, that is why I mentioned the new campaign ... some of these yokels just leave, some get pushed out. They definitely won't be missed.

Anyone who believes that the "authorities" are somehow unaware of MCM is ... shall we say ... not playing with a full deck.

I think you'll find that there is nothing at all unpopular with your desire to find out what the rules are. Personally, I think it would be great if the Traffic Management Branch would join this forum and give us the facts. Most rational bikers would whole heartedly welcome its input. The TMB does this on Weibo (in Chinese), and also on some Chinese forums. And I think that the TMB email service, in English, is bloody fantastic.

So, no, you are definitely NOT an "unpopular biker" ... you're more than welcome to come ride with us mid-week (usually Mondays and Thursdays when traffic is light in the mountains). Weekends are usually too busy for me, and I find there is way too much car traffic in the mountains. We did a 200 km run last Monday, and came across only a handful of cars. Very nice. Next Monday, we're thinking about doing a scooter run.

Thanks LJH,
I'm going now for a video conference with my boss. It's been 2 months since i joined the office so he might want to get rid of me. I he does I will have plenty of time on monday for a ride;)