Under what circumstances will points be deducted for not having a passenger in the front seat?
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Points will be deducted for not having a passenger in the front seat under the following circumstances: driving on highways during the probationary period, traveling in high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes, or having a pet in the front seat. The details are as follows: 1. Driving on highways during the probationary period: Newly licensed drivers have a probationary period. If they wish to drive on highways during this period, they must be accompanied by a person holding a valid driver's license for the same or a higher vehicle class with at least three years of driving experience. If there is no accompanying passenger in the front seat to provide guidance, the driver may be penalized by traffic police. 2. Traveling in HOV lanes: These lanes are designated for vehicles carrying a required number of passengers. Violators will be penalized according to relevant regulations. The purpose of these lanes is to encourage carpooling and reduce the number of vehicles on the road. If a single driver is caught using an HOV lane, they will face penalties. 3. Having a pet in the front seat: Some drivers place their pets in the front seat while driving, which is a clear violation. Pets in the front seat can easily distract the driver, especially if they move around and accidentally press buttons, increasing the risk of accidents.
