What are the types of violations that result in point deductions?
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Here is an introduction to violations that result in point deductions: 1. Deduction of 6 points: Running a red light while driving; driving without a license during the period when the motor vehicle driving license is temporarily suspended; stopping in the lane of a highway; driving a commercial vehicle with passengers exceeding 20% of the approved capacity; illegally occupying the emergency lane while driving on a highway or urban expressway; failing to drive according to regulations on highways under low visibility conditions; driving a motor vehicle at a speed exceeding 50% of the specified limit; transporting oversized or indivisible goods without following the designated time, route, speed, or without displaying obvious signs; failing to yield to special emergency vehicles as required while driving; obtaining a replacement motor vehicle driving license through concealment or deception. 2. Deduction of 12 points: Driving a motor vehicle that does not match the driver's license; driving a commercial vehicle under the influence of alcohol or driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated; fleeing the scene after causing a traffic accident without constituting a crime; driving a passenger vehicle with passengers exceeding 20% of the approved capacity; missing an exit on the highway and reversing, crossing the central divider to turn around, or driving in the opposite direction; driving a vehicle without a license plate or intentionally covering, damaging, or failing to install the license plate as required; using a forged driving license, motor vehicle registration certificate, license plate, etc.
