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How many points are deducted for overtaking by crossing a solid yellow line on a curve?

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VonMackenzie
07/29/2025, 08:07:12 PM

According to the "Road Traffic Safety Violation Points Scoring Standards": Overtaking by crossing a solid yellow line on a curve results in a deduction of 6 points and a corresponding fine. Here are some methods to prevent crossing solid lines: Do not change lanes arbitrarily before traffic light intersections: If you fail to change back to the original lane in time, do not cross the line to return. Instead, find an intersection to make a U-turn. Change lanes only when the line is dashed: While driving, pay close attention to the road markings. When turning, observe the directional signs on the ground and ensure that neither the left nor the right wheels cross the line when entering the waiting lane. When encountering a combination of solid and dashed lines, check whether your direction of travel is on the dashed side.

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