How many points will be deducted for a child sitting in the front passenger seat?

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No points will be deducted for a child sitting in the front passenger seat. The reasons are as follows: No explicit regulations: In relevant laws and regulations such as the "Road Traffic Safety Law," "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving Licenses," and "Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law," there are no restrictions or penalties regarding children sitting in the front passenger seat. Local regulations: However, some provinces and cities have issued local regulations to impose restrictions. The dangers of a child sitting in the front passenger seat are as follows: Danger index: If the danger coefficient of the driver's seat is set at 100%, the danger coefficient of the front passenger seat is 101%, while the danger coefficient of the rear seat behind the driver is 73.4%, and the danger coefficient of the other rear seat is 74.2%. The lowest danger coefficient is the middle position in the rear seat, with a danger coefficient of 62.2%. During a collision: Since the seat belts in the car are safety devices specifically designed for adults, in the event of a collision, if a child only uses the seat belt, it may cause severe damage to the abdomen, spine, and other areas.