What are the penalties for failing to yield to pedestrians?

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StAbigail
07/30/25 2:18am
For failing to yield to pedestrians at signal-controlled intersections, a fine will be imposed and 3 demerit points will be recorded. Typically, traffic police use mobile electronic monitoring devices. The violation record will be entered into the traffic illegal information management system within ten days, and the violation can be checked once it is entered into the system.
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