How many points will be deducted for not displaying the novice driver sign?

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StBradley
07/30/25 4:58am
Not displaying the novice driver sign will not result in point deduction, but will incur a fine. According to motor vehicle driving regulations, during the probationary period, if a driver fails to properly affix or display the probationary sign or special identification for disabled drivers' vehicles as required, the public security traffic management department will impose a fine ranging from 20 to 200 yuan. There are two types of probationary signs: adhesive type and magnetic type. The adhesive probationary sign should be affixed to the upper left corner of the rear windshield at the same height as the driver, making it easily visible to following vehicles to maintain a safe distance. The magnetic probationary sign should be placed on the rear of the vehicle, in the empty space to the left of the license plate. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law, the first 12 months after obtaining a driver's license is considered the probationary period. During this period, vehicles must display the probationary sign as required. The probationary sign can be obtained for free from the traffic management department when applying for the motor vehicle driver's license for the first time, or from driving schools. Additionally, it can be downloaded and printed by oneself, but the printed sign must meet the specified requirements. It is important to note that the probationary sign must be displayed correctly. If the sign is hung or affixed in a way that cannot be normally recognized, or if a self-printed "novice driver" sign that does not meet the requirements is used, it will be considered as not displaying the probationary sign, and the driver will be fined if caught by traffic police.
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