How many points are deducted for crossing the line?

[LaEmerson]

Crossing the line generally results in a deduction of 3 points. This violation involves disobeying prohibitive road markings, with crossing solid yellow lines being a common offense, especially among novice drivers who often commit this violation due to carelessness. Besides crossing solid white lines, there are many other road markings that vehicles are not allowed to cross. If caught, drivers will face fines and point deductions. Situations where motor vehicles violate prohibitive road markings include: 1. Crossing or straddling single or double solid yellow lines while driving; 2. Temporary or prolonged parking in no-parking zones; 3. Making U-turns in no-U-turn zones or left turns at intersections where left turns are prohibited; 4. Failing to follow the directional markings at intersections and driving in the correct lane, which also constitutes a violation of prohibitive road markings.