What is the penalty for a 7-seater vehicle carrying 13 people?

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BriellaAnn
07/25/25 12:29am
A 7-seater vehicle carrying 13 people will be penalized with 12 demerit points. Additional information: Motor vehicle driving shall comply with the following regulations: 1. Highway passenger vehicles shall not exceed the approved passenger capacity, except for children exempted from tickets according to regulations. When the passenger capacity is full, children exempted from tickets shall not exceed 10% of the approved passenger capacity; 2. The cargo compartment of a truck shall not carry passengers. On urban roads, a cargo motor vehicle may carry 1 to 5 temporary workers in the compartment if there is a safe space available; when the height of the cargo exceeds the compartment barrier, no person shall be allowed on the cargo; 3. The rear seat of a motorcycle shall not carry minors under 12 years old, and a moped shall not carry any passenger.
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SanKylie
08/10/25 3:45pm
I've seen many drivers caught for overloading, especially cramming 13 people into a 7-seater, which is just insane. According to traffic laws, overloading by more than 50% results in a fine of at least 2,000 yuan, a minimum of 6 points deducted, and the vehicle may even be towed. I've handled similar cases while on duty, and the drivers also had to attend safety education classes. It's not just about the fine; the real issue is the huge risk of carrying extra people: longer braking distances, unstable handling during turns, and if an accident happens, it's mass injuries. My advice is not to cut corners—safety should always come first. Regularly remind friends and family to follow the rules.
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