How many points will be deducted for parking within 30 meters of an intersection?

[LaKira]

Deduct 3 points. Temporary parking is not allowed in areas with no-parking signs, closed or semi-closed roads, within 50 meters of intersections, or within 30 meters of bus stops. If you park temporarily within 30 meters of an intersection and are captured by electronic police, you will be fined and have 3 points deducted. The following situations prohibit parking: 1. Parking in the emergency lane of a highway is prohibited. The emergency lane on highways is a "life channel" and is only for emergency vehicles. 2. Parking is prohibited on road sections with no-parking signs. 3. Parking is prohibited on road sections with isolation facilities between motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes, and sidewalks. 4. Parking is prohibited in construction areas of pedestrian crossings. 5. Parking is prohibited at intersections, railway crossings, sharp curves, narrow roads less than four meters wide, bridges, steep slopes, tunnels, and within 50 meters of these locations. 6. Parking is prohibited within 30 meters of bus stops, emergency stations, gas stations, fire hydrants, or in front of fire stations. 7. Parking is prohibited for buses and trams outside designated stops. 8. Parking on the left side of the road in the direction of traffic is prohibited. 9. Long-term parking in temporary parking zones is prohibited. In areas where temporary parking is allowed, vehicles must leave immediately after passengers get on or off or after loading and unloading goods. 10. Parking is also prohibited if opening or closing the car door obstructs the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians.

[Palacios]

I once encountered this situation while driving in the city. A friend asked me if parking near an intersection would result in penalty points. To be honest, it depends on the specific city. For example, in my hometown Beijing, parking within 30 meters of an intersection is clearly prohibited. Not only will you receive a fine of around 200 yuan, but you'll also typically get 2 penalty points per violation. I've checked the traffic regulations—parking near intersections is particularly dangerous because it blocks visibility, making it hard for other vehicles or pedestrians to see the intersection clearly, which can easily lead to accidents. If a driver accumulates 12 penalty points, they have to retake the theoretical driving course. That's why I always try to avoid parking in these high-risk areas. Remember, not all places enforce the rules equally strictly, but safety should always come first. Pay attention to roadside signs when driving, and developing good habits can save you both trouble and money.

[OJohn]

Once when I was driving to pick someone up, I parked near an intersection and got caught by a traffic officer. I was wondering whether points would be deducted, but they directly informed me that it would be a 2-point deduction plus a fine ranging from 150 to 200 yuan. Beginners often overlook these details, but now I know that parking too close to an intersection not only affects traffic flow but also increases the risk of accidents. I recommend new drivers to download a traffic app to learn the rules in real-time. Enforcement varies by location; for example, it might be slightly more lenient at rural intersections, but the core principle is everyone's safety. Just ensure sufficient spacing when checking your vehicle's position daily.

[DelDante]

Parking within 30 meters of an intersection is considered illegal parking under current traffic safety laws. In most cities, this results in a 2-point deduction and a fine of approximately 200 yuan. The rule is primarily designed to prevent accidents in blind spots. In practice, parking too close to an intersection may restrict turning angles or block visibility. I have verified examples from different regions online to ensure accuracy: accumulating penalty points may also require mandatory theoretical courses. It is recommended that vehicle owners regularly review traffic regulation updates to avoid oversight.