How many points will be deducted for changing lanes by crossing a solid line when the car in front doesn't move?

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Changing lanes by crossing a solid line when the car in front doesn't move will result in a deduction of 2 points. If the car in front cannot move due to a malfunction, you can appeal to the traffic department. Below are specific details about crossing solid lines: 1. Classification: Solid lines on urban roads, such as center single or double solid lines, lane division lines in intersection solid zones, and separation lines between motor vehicle lanes and non-motor vehicle lanes, are important traffic markings designed to ensure that motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles stay in their respective lanes and travel safely. 2. Regulations: Traffic laws explicitly state that motor vehicles are prohibited from crossing single or double solid lines. Violators will be fined and receive a penalty of 2 points per violation. Although single and double solid lines differ in severity, their legal effect is the same—motor vehicles are not allowed to cross them.