How many points will be deducted for driving improperly on the highway with low visibility?

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In cases of low visibility, driving improperly on the highway will result in a deduction of 6 points. Below are relevant precautions for driving in low-visibility weather: Plan your route appropriately: Before setting off, drivers should plan their route properly, reduce speed, maintain a sufficient safe distance, and avoid reckless overtaking. Use lights correctly: In low-visibility weather, generally turn on the low beam. If visibility is extremely poor, activate the front and rear fog lights as well as hazard lights to make your vehicle more noticeable to others. Never use high beams, as they not only impair the vision of oncoming drivers but also cause light reflection, further reducing your own visibility. Use the horn wisely: Frequent use of the horn in low-visibility conditions can alert others and indicate your vehicle's position. Additionally, if rain or snow significantly obstructs your view while driving, it's best to pull over safely and turn on the hazard lights. Avoid forcing your way through to prevent traffic accidents.