How is speeding calculated?

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The calculation formula for speeding is (actual speed minus the specified speed limit) divided by the specified speed limit multiplied by 100 percent. Speeding refers to the driver's operating speed exceeding the legal or regulatory specified limits. If the speed exceeds the limit by less than 10 percent, the driver will receive a warning reminder without fines or penalty points. Below are three scenarios of penalty points for speeding: 1. For ordinary small motor vehicles, speeding between 20 percent and 50 percent results in 6 penalty points; 2. For medium-sized or larger passenger and cargo vehicles, school buses, and dangerous goods transport vehicles speeding between 20 percent and 50 percent on non-highways or urban expressways, 6 penalty points are issued; 3. For medium-sized or larger passenger and cargo vehicles, school buses, and dangerous goods transport vehicles speeding on highways or urban expressways but not exceeding 20 percent, 6 penalty points are given.