What is the penalty for continuously changing two lanes?
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Continuous lane changing will result in a 3-point deduction. Lane changing requirements: Changing lanes involves certain risks and must be done cautiously under the premise of ensuring safety. Turn signal indication: When changing lanes is necessary, turn on the turn signal 3 seconds in advance or use hand signals to alert the vehicles behind. Lane changing precautions: Observe through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors, and look back in the direction of the lane change to assess the traffic conditions behind. Judge the safe distance of the vehicle, control the driving speed, and ensure that it does not hinder the normal driving of vehicles behind in the current lane or other vehicles in the lane you are about to enter. Safely change lanes and turn off the turn signal after completing the lane change.
The penalty for continuously changing two lanes is usually quite severe because this behavior is very dangerous. I've seen many drivers drive recklessly like this, resulting in rear-end collisions or side-swipe accidents. Generally, if caught by the police or cameras, the fine may range between 200 to 500 yuan, along with around 3 penalty points. In serious cases where an accident is caused, the fine could be higher or the driver's license may be revoked. Having driven for many years, I believe safety is the top priority, and changing one lane at a time can help avoid accidents. Especially on busy roads, driving slower is more reliable—don't risk it just to save a few seconds. Developing good habits, such as signaling and checking before changing lanes, can save a lot of trouble. Remember, driving is no small matter; safety comes first—protect yourself and be responsible for others.
