Is a vehicle crossing the line an immediate 100-point deduction?

[MacAlexander]

Vehicle crossing the line, as the name suggests, refers to the situation where the front or any part of the vehicle moves outside the standard line while driving. Once a vehicle crosses the line, it generally results in an immediate 100-point deduction, which means failing the test. Below are the deduction criteria for parallel parking: The following situations result in a 100-point deduction: The vehicle crosses the line after stopping in the parking space; The vehicle is not parked inside the parking space; The vehicle stops midway. Any of the above situations will result in failing the test, requiring a retake. The following situations result in a 10-point deduction: The wheels touch or press against the lane boundary line while driving; Failing to turn on the left turn signal when starting.