What are the Penalty Standards for Using Passenger Vans to Transport Goods?
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Using passenger vans (commonly known as "bread vans") for transporting goods is subject to fines, and the vehicle may be detained by the traffic management department of the public security authorities until the illegal status is rectified. The relevant regulations are as follows: According to the "Operating Procedures for Investigating and Handling Illegal Loading Violations," Article 3 stipulates: If there is suspicion of overloading goods and weighing equipment is required for verification, the vehicle should be directed to a designated location for inspection. If the verification result confirms overloading, the party involved shall be ordered to rectify the illegal behavior. If the party indicates that the illegal status can be immediately rectified, they shall be penalized according to the law, and the vehicle shall be released after the illegal status is eliminated. If the party refuses or is unable to immediately rectify the illegal status, an administrative compulsory measures certificate shall be issued, and the vehicle shall be detained. The "Procedures for Handling Road Traffic Safety Violations" stipulates in Article 6: Penalties such as warnings, fines, or temporary suspension of the motor vehicle driving license shall be decided by the traffic management department of the public security authorities at or above the county level.
