How is littering from car windows penalized?

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LeAndres
07/24/25 2:29am
A warning or a fine ranging from 5 to 50 yuan will be imposed. Below is relevant information about littering from car windows: 1. Overview: "Littering from car windows" is an uncivilized behavior that can lead to serious consequences. For example, throwing a cigarette butt out the window may cause a fire, and discarded items may affect vehicles behind, potentially resulting in traffic accidents. The garbage generated from "littering from car windows" also pollutes the environment. Clearly, littering from car windows is not only a moral failing but also a potentially fatal bad habit. 2. Types: Cai Jun, a staff member at the Digital Command Center of the Suzhou City Urban Management Bureau, revealed that most of the vehicles violating this rule have local Suzhou license plates, with a few having license plates from Shanghai, Jiangsu, Hefei, and other places. The main behaviors of littering from car windows are throwing cigarette butts and spitting indiscriminately.
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VanRyder
08/10/25 10:06pm
Last time when I was picking up passengers, I saw the car in front throw a milk tea cup out the window, which almost hit my windshield. According to traffic regulations, littering from a vehicle can result in a fine ranging from 50 to 200 yuan, with some cities like Shenzhen imposing a direct penalty of 500 yuan. What's more troublesome is that demerit points may be deducted—my cousin who works as a traffic officer said it's an automatic 2-point deduction if caught. I recommend keeping a small trash bag in your car, or if there's no place to put it, just stuff it in the door pocket. If thrown objects hit someone, you could be liable for medical expenses or even face legal action. Not long ago, there was a news story about a driver who threw a cigarette butt and ignited a greenbelt, ending up paying over 80,000 yuan in compensation.
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