How long does it take to occupy the emergency lane to be considered a violation?

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VonRiver
07/30/25 1:17am
Occupying the emergency lane is considered a violation under the following circumstances: According to the new traffic regulations, when a motor vehicle encounters traffic congestion on urban expressways or highways, stopping on the emergency lane or shoulder under non-emergency conditions will result in a fine and 6 demerit points, which must be paid within 15 days. Emergency situations allow for occupation: When the vehicle experiences sudden malfunctions that prevent normal operation, including flat tires, engine abnormalities, transmission failure, etc. If passengers in the vehicle suddenly fall ill but their lives are not in danger, the emergency lane still cannot be occupied. In cases such as childbirth or students rushing to exams, after occupying the emergency lane, proof such as birth certificates or exam admission tickets can be presented to the traffic police for explanation. Privileged vehicles (ambulances, rescue vehicles, construction vehicles, etc.) are allowed to use the emergency lane.
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