
Three types of traffic violations caused by severe weather conditions will be exempt from penalties: 1. Borrowing lanes: Driving in a bus lane due to water accumulation. 2. Detouring: Entering a no-entry zone due to detouring around waterlogged sections. 3. Changing lanes: Changing lanes due to waterlogged sections, violating prohibitory or directional signs and markings. Additional information: 1. Before entering water: Observe the depth, flow direction, and speed of the water, and check for obstacles like mud or quicksand underwater. 2. While in water: For hard surfaces, engage a low gear and slowly enter the water. Keep the steering wheel steady, maintain a stable throttle to ensure sufficient and consistent power, and try to pass through in one go, avoiding stopping midway.

Last week, I was fined for illegal parking in a waterlogged area. I immediately moved my car to a safe place to avoid blocking the road, then checked if the ticket had any errors, such as incorrect time or location. Waterlogged conditions can easily cause tire slippage, making parking particularly dangerous and prone to rear-end collisions or water intrusion into the engine. The way to handle it is to pay the fine directly online to save time, or apply for an appeal to explain the emergency situation at the time. Safety reminder: When driving on rainy days, pay more attention to no-parking signs on the roadside and use navigation apps to avoid waterlogged areas. I always do this to prevent similar problems. The cost is not much, but I learned not to underestimate the risks of waterlogging.

As an experienced driver, when encountering traffic violations in waterlogged areas, I immediately stop to check the ticket, document the scene, and take photos for records. Driving through waterlogged roads is inherently risky, and violations like speeding or illegal parking can further increase the chance of accidents. I will verify the accuracy of the ticket with the traffic police department and pay the fine promptly if confirmed, avoiding delays that could lead to increased penalties. For daily prevention, I drive at lower speeds in rainy conditions and choose high-drainage tires. After handling violations, I reflect on my driving habits, prioritizing safety over convenience.

After receiving a waterlogged road violation, I first drove my car away from the danger zone to prevent secondary accidents, then checked the ticket details such as the amount and reason. Parking violations on waterlogged roads are common, with fines around 100 yuan, but you can appeal online citing slippery conditions affecting control. A money-saving method is to take photos proving the road was wet; if the appeal succeeds, the fine may be waived. When encountering waterlogged roads while driving, slow down and proceed with caution. Check weather forecasts in advance to prevent violations, and develop good habits to save both trouble and money.


