How much over the speed limit for a hazardous material vehicle results in 12 penalty points?

[McCharlotte]

If a hazardous material vehicle exceeds the speed limit by more than 50%, it will result in a one-time deduction of 12 penalty points. Decline in the driver's ability to judge speed: When driving at high speeds, the driver not only fails to correctly judge the speed of their own vehicle but also underestimates the speed of pedestrians, non-motorized vehicles, and other motor vehicles. When overtaking another vehicle, they are prone to underestimating the speed and distance of oncoming vehicles, as well as the distance required to complete the overtaking maneuver. This often leads to delayed reactions, increasing the risk of collisions or side-swipe accidents. Decline in reaction ability: Speeding increases the frequency of overtaking and encountering other vehicles, reducing the safe following distance. The driver is overwhelmed by the rapid succession of external situations, consuming significant mental and physical energy. The constant shifting of attention can lead to fatigue and, over time, drowsiness, greatly increasing the likelihood of accidents.