What are the penalties for out-of-town vehicles without a Beijing entry permit?
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Out-of-town vehicles without a Beijing entry permit driving within the Sixth Ring Road (excluding the road itself) commit the traffic violation of "motor vehicle violating prohibition sign instructions," punishable by a 100 yuan fine and 3 penalty points. A Beijing entry permit is a temporary pass required for non-Beijing licensed vehicles to enter within the Sixth Ring Road (excluding the road itself) and certain sections outside the Sixth Ring Road in Beijing, valid for 7 days. For out-of-town passenger vehicles with a Beijing entry permit, driving within the Fifth Ring Road (including the road itself) during weekdays from 7:00 to 9:00 and 17:00 to 20:00 constitutes the violation of "motor vehicle violating prohibition sign instructions," punishable by a 100 yuan fine and 3 penalty points. Violating the tail number restriction during off-peak hours is considered "violating traffic restriction regulations," punishable by a 100 yuan fine. For out-of-town cargo vehicles with a Beijing entry permit, driving within the Sixth Ring Road (excluding the road itself) from 6:00 to 24:00 constitutes the violation of "motor vehicle violating prohibition sign instructions," punishable by a 100 yuan fine and 3 penalty points. For local cargo vehicles, yellow-label vehicles, and yellow-label vehicles from other provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities violating the "Notice" by entering restricted areas, it constitutes the violation of "motor vehicle violating prohibition sign instructions," punishable by a 100 yuan fine and 3 penalty points.
