Can my friend's points be deducted if he violates traffic rules while driving my car?

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If a friend violates traffic rules while driving your car, his points can be deducted. Have your friend take the traffic violation notice and his driver's license to the traffic management office to accept the penalty, and his points will be deducted. However, you also need to go as the owner of the vehicle, as a power of attorney signature is required. On-the-spot ticket: If a traffic violation results in an on-the-spot penalty decision issued by the traffic police, you must go to the local traffic police branch or team to handle the violation. In this case, the violation must be handled at the location where it occurred; it cannot be processed back in your home jurisdiction. Electronic monitoring ticket: If the violation is captured by electronic monitoring without an on-the-spot ticket, after checking the violation record on the traffic management bureau's website, if it falls under the general simplified procedure category, it can be handled in a different location.