How many points are deducted for driving over the diversion line?

[PaulDella]

If a vehicle drives over the diversion line or crosses the line, the police may impose a penalty of "warning and 3 points deducted" or "a fine of 150 yuan and 3 points deducted" on the driver. Here is the relevant information: 1. The meaning of the diversion line: The diversion line is a type of traffic marking designed to ensure that vehicles follow the prescribed route and avoid illegal line-crossing behavior. All drivers must correctly identify the diversion line and drive safely and civilly. 2. The function of the diversion line: The white grid line is a diversion line, usually consisting of white V-shaped lines or diagonal lines set according to the terrain of the intersection, indicating that vehicles must follow the prescribed route and must not drive over or cross the line. Diversion lines are mainly used at wide, irregular, or complex intersections, ramp entrances of interchanges, or other special locations.

[Blanco]

Last time I was fined for driving over the guide line at the highway exit, got 3 points deducted and a 200 yuan penalty - it really hurt. Those guide lines are the white arrows on the road that help vehicles separate lanes and avoid conflicts. I accidentally drove over them and got caught by the camera. Not only did it cost me points, but it also affected my driving record, leading to higher insurance premiums later. Always pay attention to road markings when driving, especially at intersections or ramps where there are many guide lines - just a few seconds of distraction can lead to mistakes. Safety first, saving this fine money could buy a whole tank of gas. Now I've developed a habit of checking my tire position at red lights to make sure I don't cross the lines and avoid trouble.

[Kate]

As an ordinary driver, I've heard that driving over the guide line results in a common penalty of 3 demerit points and a 200-yuan fine. The guide line is designed to prevent congestion and accidents, and crossing it is a violation that may lead to penalties. A friend of mine once got penalized for accidentally crossing it and complained for a long time. Personally, I always pay close attention to road markings when driving, especially in areas with heavy traffic. Crossing the line not only incurs a fine but is also easily caught by surveillance cameras. Accumulating too many demerit points could mean retaking the driving test, which is quite a hassle. I recommend regularly reviewing traffic rules and treating guide lines as safety lines—just brake a bit and turn slowly to avoid any issues. Developing good daily driving habits can save you from such minor troubles.

[DallasFitz]

Running over the guide line will result in a 3-point deduction and a fine of 200 yuan. The guide line is a traffic directional marking, and driving over it is a violation. I remind everyone to stay focused on the road while driving, avoid sharp turns or distractions. Safety is paramount; crossing the line can easily lead to scratches and collisions. The penalty points are minor, but the consequences can be serious. Develop good driving habits and avoid crossing the line.