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How is lane crossing violation determined?

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StLilah
09/06/25 3:36am
Driving a motor vehicle and crossing solid lane lines constitutes a traffic violation, which can be broadly categorized into the following two situations: 1. Crossing solid lines during movement: Changing lanes within solid line zones in straight lanes violates road marking regulations. According to Article 90 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, this offense may incur a fine of up to 200 yuan and 3 penalty points for the driver. 2. Crossing solid lines while stationary: When a vehicle crosses stop lines at traffic lights, it refers to the prohibition of stopping over the dividing lines in left-turn, straight, or right-turn solid line zones at intersections. After being recorded by electronic enforcement systems, according to Article 51 of the Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law, vehicles passing through signal-controlled intersections must follow directional lane markings. Violations constitute 'failure to follow directional lane markings' and are subject to a 100 yuan fine and 2 penalty points for the driver.
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