How Many Points Are Deducted for Turning in the Wrong Lane?
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Turning in the wrong lane deducts 2 points. Lane Borrowing: Refers to pedestrians crossing the roadway where there is no marked sidewalk, or vehicles entering other lanes when turning, meeting, overtaking, making a U-turn, or parking. This includes motor vehicles changing lanes, entering non-motorized vehicle lanes or sidewalks, and non-motorized vehicles entering motor vehicle lanes or sidewalks. If there are no traffic signs in the parking lot indicating whether it is a one-way road, ignorance is excusable. Otherwise, if there are corresponding warning signs, traffic police can impose penalties. Vehicle wrong-way driving on roads is generally determined based on traffic markings. On two-way roads, vehicles must drive on the right side. Occupying the opposing lane will result in penalties for wrong-way driving. Penalties for Not Driving in the Designated Lane: According to Article 51 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, motor vehicles passing through signal-controlled intersections with designated lanes must enter the appropriate lane based on the intended direction of travel. If a vehicle does not drive in the designated lane (wrong lane), it is generally penalized with a 2-point deduction and a fine. Common violations of not driving in the designated lane include: 1. Making a U-turn or left turn where it is not allowed or prohibited; 2. Not following the directional markings at intersections and driving in the corresponding lane; 3. Illegally entering a dedicated lane.
