Is sticking your head out of the sunroof considered a traffic violation?
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Sticking your head out of the sunroof is illegal. According to Article 77, Paragraph 4 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China": Passengers in motor vehicles shall abide by the following regulations: While the vehicle is in motion, no part of the body shall be extended outside the vehicle. Traffic police authorities may impose fines on passengers in accordance with Article 90 of the "Road Traffic Safety Law." Extending your head out of the sunroof poses the following traffic safety risks: Being thrown out of the vehicle: If the vehicle brakes suddenly in an emergency or is hit from behind, the inertia can easily cause a child to be thrown out. Sunroof entrapment: Due to children's natural tendency to move around, if they accidentally touch the sunroof switch while their head is outside, it can easily lead to neck entrapment accidents.