Will changing lanes over solid lines on highways be captured by cameras?

[MacHarrison]

Changing lanes over solid lines on highways will be captured by cameras. According to regulations, lane changes are permitted at dashed line positions without affecting the normal driving of other vehicles, but lane changes are not allowed at solid lines. After the implementation of the new regulations on the application and use of motor vehicle driving licenses, penalties including fines and a deduction of 2 points will be imposed for behaviors such as overtaking by borrowing lanes or occupying oncoming lanes when encountering queued or slow-moving vehicles ahead, or weaving through waiting vehicles. Highway violations captured by cameras include: 1. Changing lanes over solid lines; 2. Speeding; 3. Obstructing license plates; 4. Illegal reversing on highways; 5. Not wearing seat belts as required; 6. Failing to use turn signals as required; 7. Randomly stopping on hard shoulders or emergency lanes on highways; 8. Drivers smoking and other uncivilized driving behaviors.