Does illegal parking now result in point deduction?
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Starting from January 1, 2019, drivers who illegally park on the roadside will no longer have points deducted from their driver's license but will instead face direct fines. This is because each person only has 12 points per year, and once all points are deducted, they must retake the safety and civilization exam (Subject 1). Another new regulation change is that drivers who illegally park in non-motorized vehicle lanes will not have points deducted but will only be fined. Below is more relevant information: Illegal Parking: The tickets issued for roadside illegal parking vary. There are tickets issued by traffic police, auxiliary police, and urban management officers, which come in different colors such as white, red, blue, orange, and green. Different tickets have different legal effects, and tickets issued for roadside parking should be dealt with as soon as possible. Currently, various cities and regions have implemented some convenient measures, and traffic violation fines can also be paid online. Fines for illegal parking must be paid within 15 days (half a month), otherwise a 3% late fee will be charged daily.