How many points will be deducted for occupying the emergency lane?
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Occupying the emergency lane will result in a deduction of 6 points. Situations where a motor vehicle driver commits a violation and is penalized with 6 points at a time include: 1. Driving a motor vehicle during the temporary suspension of the motor vehicle driving license; 2. Driving a motor vehicle in violation of traffic signal lights; 3. Driving a motor vehicle on the highway without following regulations under low visibility weather conditions; 4. Obtaining a replacement motor vehicle driving license through concealment or deception. Temporary occupation of the emergency lane is permitted in the following situations: 1. Tire blowout, vehicle brake failure, or steering loss of control; 2. Encountering an accident or fire while driving. The functions of the emergency lane include: 1. Mechanical failure of a motor vehicle rendering it unable to continue normal operation; 2. Passage of privileged vehicles on duty (police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, construction vehicles); 3. Occupancy by the driver or passengers due to urgent physiological conditions (serious life-threatening illness or childbirth); 4. Candidates rushing to an examination.