How many points are deducted for turning right into the opposite lane?

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VanBraxton
07/25/25 4:08pm
Turning right on a red light into the opposite lane and driving in the wrong direction will result in a deduction of 3 points. Standard driving regulations: According to Article 35 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law": "Motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles shall drive on the right side." Point deduction regulations: According to the relevant provisions in the "Point Deduction Standards for Road Traffic Safety Violations": "Driving a motor vehicle without following the rules for overtaking or yielding, or driving in the wrong direction, will result in a deduction of 3 points per violation." Intersection-related regulations: When passing through an intersection, motor vehicles should follow the instructions of traffic lights, traffic signs, traffic markings, or traffic police. When passing through an intersection without traffic lights, traffic signs, traffic markings, or traffic police directing traffic, drivers should slow down and yield to pedestrians and vehicles with the right of way.
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HaileyRose
08/11/25 9:41pm
In my years of driving, I've often heard about drivers mistakenly entering the opposite lane when making a right turn. This is considered a traffic violation of driving against the flow, and according to current Chinese traffic regulations, such an offense typically results in a 3-point deduction and a fine of around 200 yuan. Why such penalties? Because this maneuver is extremely dangerous, easily leading to head-on collisions with oncoming vehicles and increasing accident risks. I've personally witnessed accident scenes caused by hasty turns without properly checking lane markings. I recommend slowing down before turning right, confirming in advance if the lane permits the turn, and developing the habit of checking roadside signs. This can help avoid penalty points and ensure safety, especially during rainy or nighttime driving. While a 3-point deduction might not sound like much at once, accumulating them can affect your license validity—so never take it lightly.
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