What are the penalties for a sedan carrying 6 people (overloading)?
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If a sedan is designed for five seats, carrying six people means overloading by one person, which constitutes a 20% overload. The penalty includes a fine and a deduction of 2 points. Below is additional information: 1. Passenger vehicles on highways: Passenger vehicles must not exceed the designated number of passengers, excluding children who are exempt from tickets as per regulations. When the passenger capacity is full, the number of exempt children must not exceed 10% of the designated passenger capacity. 2. Regulations: Article 55 of the 'Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law' stipulates the following rules for passenger vehicles: Passenger vehicles must not exceed the designated number of passengers, excluding children who are exempt from tickets as per regulations. When the passenger capacity is full, the number of exempt children must not exceed 10% of the designated passenger capacity.