How is a 2-point deduction for not following the directional markings handled?
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Traffic police will impose different penalties for traffic violations based on the specific circumstances, including fines. Temporarily suspend the driver's license.
Last weekend, I drove out and accidentally didn't follow the directional markings at an intersection, got caught by an electronic eye, and was deducted 2 points. Handling it was a bit troublesome, but the steps were fairly clear. First, I went to the local vehicle management office with my driver's license and original ID card, and paid a 200 yuan fine. The staff reminded me that points deductions accumulate, and my insurance might go up, so they suggested I sign up for an online traffic safety education course to earn some points back. As a new driver with only one or two years of experience, this incident taught me a lesson: pay more attention to road signs while driving, don't get distracted or rush. After handling it, I installed a navigation app to remind me of the route to avoid repeating the mistake. In short, it's important to deal with traffic tickets promptly to avoid additional fines from delays.
As a veteran driver with twenty years of experience, I've had my license deducted 2 points several times. The way to handle it is to go to the traffic police station or vehicle management office, present the ticket, driver's license, and ID card, and pay a fine of around 200 yuan. Don't underestimate these 2 points—accumulating a full 12 points means you'll have to retake the test, so I always pay close attention to anticipating road signs. If you get penalized, I recommend checking your vehicle's lights and steering system while you're at it to ensure smooth operation. The key to safe driving is following the rules, and I often remind my family not to break traffic laws just to save a few minutes. The process is simple, but the impact is long-lasting—staying focused while driving minimizes risks.
