What is the mnemonic for penalty points and fines?
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Introduction to the mnemonic for penalty points and fines is as follows: 1-point deduction mnemonic: No driving license, improper use of lights, meeting vehicles with overload under 12%. 2-point deduction mnemonic: Using phone on elevated ramps, passing through intersections and crosswalks, violating signs and markings, insufficient safety distance, helmets not worn, driving three types of vehicles during probation, passenger vehicles exceeding capacity but under 20%, cargo vehicles under 30% or towing obstacles. 3-point deduction mnemonic: Towing trailers without signal lights, overtaking without yielding, stopping due to faults, passenger vehicles exceeding 20%, speeding nearly 50%, carrying people in cargo compartments, driving in reverse, failing regular safety inspections, entering highways illegally, driving improperly in low visibility. 6-point deduction mnemonic: Fatigue driving, drunk driving, stopping on highways, speeding over 50% for cargo vehicles or 30%, reversing or going the wrong way on highways, operating hazardous or explosive vehicles with suspended licenses, no license plates, obscured plates, or using others' plates, passenger vehicles exceeding capacity but under 20%. 12-point deduction mnemonic: Drunk operation, passenger vehicles exceeding 20%, hit-and-run accidents, driving unqualified vehicle types.
