How many points will be deducted for a motorcycle crossing the zebra crossing?
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A motorcycle crossing the zebra crossing will result in a deduction of 3 points, as this violates the regulation that motor vehicles must not pass through prohibited signs or markings. Relevant laws and regulations impose a penalty of 3 points deduction. Below are some precautions for motorcycle riding: Obey traffic rules: Overconfidence and carelessness can easily lead to accidents. Therefore, drivers should maintain a good mindset, adhere to traffic rules, and drive legally. Control speed: Many young motorcycle owners enjoy riding at high speeds, but this is unsafe. It is necessary to strictly control the motorcycle's speed, always pay attention to changes in the road and environment, and take appropriate safety measures.
I've been riding motorcycles for five years and have seen many riders being fined for violations at crosswalks. If a motorcycle fails to stop and yield to pedestrians at a crosswalk, it's considered a failure to yield as required, resulting in a 3-point deduction and a 200-yuan fine. Running a red light directly is an even more serious offense, punishable by a 6-point deduction and a 200-yuan fine. Once, I was in a hurry at a downtown intersection and didn't notice pedestrians. The traffic camera caught it, and when the ticket arrived, I regretted it immediately. Since then, I always slow down and observe at crosswalks, ensuring pedestrians pass safely before proceeding. Crosswalks are designed to protect pedestrians, and motorcycles, as motor vehicles, should use the vehicle lanes and not occupy pedestrian space. Safety-wise, reckless riding can easily lead to accidents, so it's best to develop good habits. Remember, accumulating too many points means having to retake the driving test, which is a hassle.
