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What is the penalty for driving at 140 km/h on a highway with a speed limit of 120 km/h?

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Ayla

07/29/25 6:46am

Driving at 140 km/h on a highway with a speed limit of 120 km/h usually only results in a fine, with no penalty points deducted. Relevant information is as follows: 1. Driving at 140 km/h on a highway exceeds the speed limit by 15%, but traffic police will impose penalties starting from 20%. As long as the speed does not exceed 20%, it will still be penalized as 20% over the speed limit. 2. Highway speed limits are the standards that drivers must adhere to while driving, legally recognized speeds for highway travel. When the maximum speed for vehicles on China's highways is 120 km/h, drivers should strictly follow the speed indicated by the signs. Exceeding the speed limit in a given section is considered speeding.

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DiCole

08/12/25 10:10am

I've been driving on highways for many years and have encountered similar situations. When the speed limit is 120 km/h and you drive at 140 km/h, that's about 17% over the limit, which falls within the 10% to 20% speeding range. The usual penalty is 3 demerit points and a 200 yuan fine. I've seen this happen to a friend who was caught speeding last year—the ticket was mailed to his home, and he had to go to the traffic police station to handle it. If left unresolved, the demerit points accumulate, causing more trouble. Speed cameras are now widespread on highways, especially during holidays when enforcement is strict. I recommend not rushing while driving—saving a few minutes could lead to significant risks. Speeding increases accident rates; last year's statistics showed that for every 10% increase in speed, collision probability doubles. Installing cruise control or using a speed limit reminder app on your phone can help. In short, safety comes first—drive responsibly to avoid hassle and worry.

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