What are the penalties for lane changing in tunnels?

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Nick
07/29/25 2:34pm
Tunnel lane changing violates the directional markings and is considered a traffic violation, punishable by a fine and 3 demerit points. Overtaking or making U-turns in tunnels is also illegal, significantly endangering the safety of other vehicles. However, if forced to change lanes due to an accident ahead or to yield to emergency vehicles, it is not considered a violation. Even if photographed and penalized, such penalties can be revoked through administrative reconsideration. With low light intensity, narrow lanes, and difficult escape routes in tunnels, lane changing increases accident risks. Nonetheless, reckless lane changes on elevated roads or in tunnels by drivers are not uncommon.
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