How many points are deducted for carrying three people on a motorcycle?
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Carrying three people on a motorcycle results in a 3-point deduction and a fine. This violates the passenger-carrying regulations of traffic laws, which stipulate that motor vehicles cannot carry more passengers than the approved number. For motorcycles, only one passenger is allowed in addition to the driver, and light motorcycles are not permitted to carry any passengers. Motorcycle penalty point violations: Failure to install license plates on a motorcycle as required results in a fine and a 6-point deduction; driving a motorcycle on prohibited roads results in a fine and a 3-point deduction; driving a passenger-carrying motorcycle in a prohibited zone results in a fine and a 3-point deduction; riding a motorcycle without a safety helmet results in a fine and a 2-point deduction; failure to conduct a safety technical inspection within the specified period results in a fine and a 3-point deduction; running a red light on a motorcycle results in a fine and a 6-point deduction; driving a motorcycle in the opposite direction results in a fine and a 3-point deduction. Motorcycle violations incurring 2-point deductions/detention/vehicle seizure/heavy fines: Driving a motorcycle on the road without a valid motorcycle license results in a fine and 15 days of detention; driving a motorcycle that has reached the scrapping standard on the road results in a fine, revocation of the driver's license, and confiscation of the motorcycle; driving a modified motorcycle on the road results in a fine, revocation of the driver's license, and confiscation of the motorcycle; driving an unlicensed motorcycle on the road results in a fine and a 12-point deduction; intentionally covering or damaging a motorcycle license plate results in a fine and a 12-point deduction; forging, altering, or using forged or altered motorcycle license plates results in a fine and 15 days of detention; misusing or borrowing another motorcycle's license plate results in a fine and 15 days of detention; driving a motorcycle while intoxicated results in 15 days of detention, a fine, a 6-month suspension of the driver's license, and a 12-point deduction; refusing to comply with traffic police inspections and fleeing on a motorcycle results in 15 days of detention and a fine.