Does a navigation alert for speeding necessarily mean a traffic violation?
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Navigation alerts for speeding do not necessarily indicate a traffic violation. The speed limit warnings displayed on navigation maps are merely prompts and do not have the authority to determine whether a driver has committed a violation. Penalties are only imposed if the speeding is captured by speed cameras. To check for any traffic violations, drivers can log in to the traffic bureau website of the vehicle's registered location or follow relevant official public accounts for inquiries. Below are the penalties for violating speed limits on roads: 1. For family vehicles, speeding within 20% of the limit will not result in point deductions but may incur a warning or fine from traffic police; 2. Speeding between 20% and 50% over the limit will result in a fine and a deduction of six points; exceeding 50% will lead to an immediate deduction of 12 points.