Whose Points Are Deducted for a Beihu Vehicle?

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Points are deducted from the driver's record. A Beihu vehicle refers to a car that continues to be driven under the original owner's name. Here is an introduction to Beihu vehicles: 1. Definition: A Beihu vehicle is a car that cannot be transferred to a new owner. It is a completely normal vehicle with all necessary documentation, valid annual inspections, and insurance, but ownership cannot be transferred. 2. Reasons: The license plate's registered location is too far away, making transfer costs too high; debt-collection vehicles, where the car may have been used as collateral multiple times; the original owner has passed away, and the vehicle was not deregistered; in areas with license plate restrictions, the car is sold along with the plate; imported vehicles cannot be registered locally due to migration restrictions; some scammers may sell commercial-to-private vehicles as Beihu vehicles at low prices. 3. Caution: If the current owner commits a hit-and-run, traffic police will not investigate the current owner but will hold the original owner accountable; the original owner may be responsible for medical expenses, nursing costs, and other compensation; in severe cases, legal liability may also apply.