How to Penalize Illegal Parking of Motorcycles?

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RachelRose
07/24/25 6:04pm
If law enforcement officers are present at the scene, they can point out the illegal act, issue a verbal warning, and order the driver to leave immediately. Depending on the situation, penalties may be imposed. If the motorcycle obstructs the passage of other vehicles or pedestrians, the illegal driver may be fined.
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VanAlina
08/11/25 9:58am
Illegal parking of motorcycles can result in hefty penalties. Last time I parked carelessly at a bus stop, I was immediately issued a ticket by traffic police—fined 200 RMB and had 2 points deducted from my driver's license. Towing fees were extra, costing me over 500 RMB in total. The penalties are similar across regions, but the key is to avoid no-parking zones, sidewalks, or blind paths, as obstructing traffic harms both others and yourself. I recommend riders find a proper parking spot—it saves time, hassle, and ensures safety. Later, I installed a parking app to check real-time vacancies, which works great. Safety first—haphazard parking carries huge risks. If you scratch someone else’s vehicle or cause an accident, the liability is even heavier.
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