Reporting of traffic violation has huge influences on human rights. It plays an important role in the administration as well. A violation may apply in several regulations, resulting in multiple penalties. This is related to the theory of Double Jeopardy on the administrative law. Therefore, this paper will shed light on reporting of traffic violation and the principle of Double Jeopardy. Discussions will be made on the judged cases in the court to affirm the practical operation. As for the reporting of traffic violation, issues relating to the introduction of the traffic violation enforcement, multi-stage of traffic violations and right of not reporting traffic violations will be included. Regarding the principle of Double Jeopardy, we will discuss the concepts of the principle of Double Jeopardy, the related principles with the Constitutions, the Administrative Penalty Regulation, the theory of single behavior, and concurrence of penalties. Based on the above theories, this paper comments on the judgment of overloading cases. It is argued that modifications should be made relating to the overloading regulations in Section 29 and No.2 of Section 29 of the Traffic Regulations on Administrative Penalties. Moreover, the case of overloading behavior is considered to be a behavior in the law, so it should follow some moresevere regulations, No. 1 and 3 in Action 2 of Section 29. Based on the wrong judgement of the overloading facts in the original penalty, the court shall revoke the case.