How many points are deducted for not wearing a seatbelt in urban areas?

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PrestonRose
07/30/25 1:10am
Not wearing a seatbelt in urban areas results in a deduction of 2 points. Penalty standards for not wearing a seatbelt on highways: When driving on roads other than highways or urban expressways, if the driver fails to use the seatbelt as required, they will be fined without point deduction; when driving on highways, if the driver fails to use the seatbelt as required, they will be fined and deducted 2 points; when a vehicle is traveling on a highway, if passengers do not wear seatbelts as required, they will be fined. The importance of seatbelts: They protect the driver and passengers. When a car encounters an emergency situation and brakes suddenly, the seatbelt can restrain the driver and passengers in their seats to prevent them from being thrown forward, thereby protecting them from injuries caused by secondary impacts. They prevent secondary collisions. When a vehicle collides or emergency braking is applied, the pre-tensioning device instantly tightens the loose seatbelt, firmly securing the occupants in their seats to prevent secondary collisions. Once the tightening force of the seatbelt exceeds a certain limit, the force-limiting device will appropriately loosen the seatbelt to maintain stable chest pressure.
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