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Will driving with the trunk open result in penalty points?

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MacJackson

09/02/25 5:57am

Driving with the trunk open does not result in penalty points. Although driving with the trunk open does not incur penalty points, this behavior is extremely dangerous. An open trunk can obstruct the rear windshield, impairing the driver's visibility and making it difficult to see the situation behind, which can easily lead to traffic accidents. Other penalties: Driving with the trunk unclosed is definitely a violation of traffic laws. However, electronic traffic enforcement cameras typically do not capture this type of violation; only traffic police will intervene. If stopped by traffic police, a ticket will be issued, and according to regulations, a fine may be imposed along with a warning. Safety hazards: Additionally, an unclosed trunk can easily cause cargo to be thrown out of the vehicle due to bumps, sudden acceleration, or turns. This poses a risk of hitting vehicles behind, and even if no direct impact occurs, debris on the road can disrupt normal driving for other vehicles, creating significant safety hazards. Therefore, it is crucial to avoid driving with the trunk open.

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AuroraMarie

09/14/25 8:01am

I strongly advise against driving with your trunk open. As an experienced driver, I've seen many cases where an open trunk gets swayed by the wind, causing items to fall out and potentially hit vehicles behind you - it's extremely dangerous. If caught by police, this violates traffic regulations as behavior that obstructs safe driving, typically resulting in a 2-point deduction and a 200-yuan fine. Last week, my neighbor didn't close it properly and drove with the trunk swinging open, scattering items mid-journey. Luckily no accident occurred, but traffic police still issued a ticket. Make it a habit before driving to press the trunk twice ensuring it's securely locked - don't cut corners. Be extra cautious on highways where winds are stronger. If an accident happens, not only will points be deducted, but you'll face endless troubles, including potential insurance claim complications. Safety first - never overlook details or dismiss them as minor issues.

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