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Whose points will be deducted if someone else violates traffic rules while borrowing my car?

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HopeLee

07/30/25 7:56am

Specific violation regulations are as follows: 1. Non-on-the-spot penalties for violations: The borrower's driver's license can be used to deduct points, and violations during the borrowing period should be handled by the borrower. 2. Caught by traffic police: If caught on the spot by traffic police, the borrower's points will be deducted. 3. Captured by electronic monitoring: If the violation is captured by electronic monitoring, the borrower should take their own driver's license to the traffic police station to accept the fine and point deduction. Additional information: The main entities liable for road traffic accident compensation are roughly divided into: 1. The driver is the owner: The driver directly responsible for the accident consequences, where the driver is also the owner, shall be responsible for compensation. 2. The driver is not the owner: In the case of an accident occurring during personal errands, the driver should bear the compensation responsibility. If temporarily unable to compensate, the vehicle owner shall be responsible for temporarily paying the compensation on their behalf. 3. The driver causes an accident while performing duties: The driver is responsible for the traffic accident, and the compensation shall be borne by the driver's employer or the vehicle owner.

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