What does traffic violation code 1345 mean?
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Traffic violation code 1345 refers to the offense of a motor vehicle violating prohibitory signs or markings while driving. This behavior will result in 3 penalty points and a fine. The numerical meanings of the violation code are as follows: First digit: The first digit is the behavior classification code, indicating the category of the offense within the Road Traffic Law. Second digit: The second digit is the penalty point classification code, indicating the category of penalty points for the traffic violation. Third and fourth digits: The third and fourth digits are sequential codes, representing the order of the offense within the same behavior classification. For example: in violation code 1202, the "1" indicates a motor vehicle behavior, the "2" indicates 2 penalty points, and the "02" indicates this is the second offense under the 2-point penalty category.