Will driving over the highway ramp guide line be captured by cameras?

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Driving over the guide line may not necessarily be captured. Typically, there are two methods of capturing violations on guide lines: one is through automatic electronic police surveillance, and the other is through manual capture by traffic police. Regardless of the method, if caught, corresponding penalties will apply. Here are the relevant details: 1. Penalties: If you drive over the guide line, you will be fined and receive a 3-point deduction. If you illegally park on the guide line and occupy the emergency lane, you will generally be fined and receive a 6-point deduction. Therefore, the guide line is also a prohibited line and should not be crossed casually. When the guide line does not match the lane markings, driving over it is allowed without fines or penalties, reflecting the flexible and humane nature of the law. 2. Precautions: While driving, pay attention to road markings and avoid crossing solid lines. Do not stop, reverse, or make U-turns on the guide line. The main purpose of the guide line is to ensure that each vehicle stays in its designated lane without interference, thereby managing, guiding, and warning traffic to reduce accidents.