Will I Get Points Deducted for Stopping in a Right-Turn Lane for 30 Seconds?
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Stopping for 30 seconds at a right-turn lane at an intersection, if it affects the passage of vehicles behind, is considered illegal parking but does not result in point deduction. Below is the principle of how electronic surveillance captures red-light running: 1. First photo: When the front wheels of the vehicle press over the induction coil on the ground, the electronic system captures the first photo of the vehicle. 2. Second photo: When the rear wheels of the vehicle press over the induction coil on the ground, the electronic system captures the second photo of the vehicle. 3. Third photo: When the vehicle passes through the intersection and presses over the induction coil on the opposite side of the ground, the electronic system captures the third photo of the vehicle. Below is additional related information: 1. Penalty: Running a red light is a violation of traffic signal rules. Motor vehicle drivers who pass through intersections in violation of traffic signal rules will face corresponding penalties. 2. Red-light running: Typically, if the vehicle stops after crossing the stop line, crossing the line will not result in a penalty. However, if the vehicle does not stop and continues forward, it will be penalized for running a red light.
