What are the consequences of traffic violations?
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Traffic violations can lead to disorder in traffic flow; cause accidents; affect the city's appearance and create public hazards. Introduction to traffic violations: Traffic violations refer to acts by vehicle drivers, pedestrians, passengers, and other units or individuals related to road traffic activities that violate the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China" and related laws, regulations, and traffic management rules. Classification of traffic violations: Based on the subject of the act, they are divided into natural person (motor vehicle drivers, pedestrians, passengers, non-motor vehicle drivers) traffic violations and legal entity traffic violations.
As a veteran driver with decades of experience, I've witnessed too many tragedies caused by traffic violations. Once I saw a young man rear-end another car while playing with his phone—both vehicles were totaled and he ended up in the hospital. Traffic violations are no trivial matter—speeding leaves you unable to brake in emergencies, running red lights risks side collisions, and drunk driving directly impairs your reflexes. Even if no lives are lost, the fines from getting caught will hurt your wallet for months, and serious offenses can cost you your license entirely. The worst part? Once these bad habits form, major accidents become inevitable. Why gamble with your safety and others'? With 30 years of violation-free driving, I can confidently say that's the smartest way to drive.
