Will honking in a no-honking zone result in penalty points?

[AaronAnn]

Honking in a no-honking zone typically results in a 3-point deduction. Below is an introduction to road regulations: Introduction to road safety regulations: Drivers are prohibited from honking in designated no-honking areas or road sections. Reckless honking not only disrupts citizens' normal travel but also creates discordant noise in civilized cities, making it necessary to enforce regulations against such behavior. According to Articles 62 and 90 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, violators may receive a warning or a fine, along with a 3-point deduction. No-honking road sections: Honking is prohibited in residential areas, schools, hospitals, or congested road sections. Examples of violations include: drivers aggressively honking to hurry pedestrians crossing the road; honking when other vehicles change lanes or obstruct their path; or impatiently honking at slow-starting or slow-moving vehicles ahead. Many regions now have honking detection systems in place. If a driver honks illegally, the system will capture the violation, and penalties will be imposed according to relevant regulations.