How many points are deducted for driving a modified vehicle on the road?
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Driving a modified vehicle on the road will result in a deduction of 12 points. Hazards of modified vehicles: Illegally modifying road transport vehicles will damage the vehicle's structure and performance, posing safety hazards during driving. It also leads to unfair competition in the road transport market, hindering its healthy and coordinated development, and causing significant harm. Contents of vehicle modification: Unauthorized change of vehicle type or purpose: Refers to unauthorized conversion of passenger vehicles into cargo vehicles, cargo vehicles into passenger vehicles, ordinary cargo vehicles into specialized cargo vehicles, specialized cargo vehicles into ordinary cargo vehicles, sleeper buses into seated buses, or seated buses into sleeper buses. Unauthorized alteration of major vehicle components: Refers to unauthorized replacement of the engine, transmission, front axle, rear axle, or chassis with parts inconsistent with the original model. Unauthorized replacement of the vehicle body or tanker tank. Unauthorized change of vehicle suspension type (changes between air suspension, composite suspension, leaf spring suspension, etc.).