How many points are deducted for driving barefoot?
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No points are deducted. Although there is no explicit prohibition against driving barefoot in national laws, driving barefoot (or barefooted) can lead to improper control of the car's brake pedal, accelerator pedal, and clutch pedal by the driver. Especially in emergency situations, improper control of the brake pedal can be fatal and poses significant safety hazards. Below is additional information: Prohibited behaviors: Chapter 3, Article 26 of the "Regulations on Road Traffic Safety of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that drivers must not be shirtless, wear slippers, or high heels while driving. Relevant regulations: When driving a vehicle, one must carry a driver's license and vehicle registration certificate; driving after drinking alcohol is prohibited, as is driving while wearing slippers; smoking, eating, chatting, or engaging in any other behavior that hinders safe driving is not allowed while driving. Drivers should strictly adhere to relevant regulations to ensure safe driving. If suffering from a disease that affects safe driving or if the driver is overly fatigued, they must not operate a motor vehicle. Generally, driving continuously for more than 4 hours or driving for more than 8 hours in total is considered fatigued driving, and adequate rest is required before continuing to drive.
