Will points be deducted and fines imposed for not wearing a seat belt?
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Driving without wearing a seat belt will result in points being deducted and fines imposed. Here is a related introduction to car seat belts: Three-point seat belt: The structure of the three-point seat belt is the most widely used at present. Among various seat belts, it is a form that combines practicality, comfort, and occupant restraint quite well. ELR three-point seat belt: The ELR three-point seat belt is a three-point seat belt equipped with an ELR retractor. It is equipped with an impact sensing device that can lock the seat belt in the event of a collision or emergency braking. ALR three-point seat belt: The ALR three-point seat belt is a three-point seat belt equipped with an ALR retractor. ALR works when the seat belt is fully extended, and ELR works when it is fully retracted. This method is mainly used for fixing child seats.
I was once fined 50 yuan and deducted 2 points for forgetting to fasten my seatbelt while driving. That time at a city intersection, the police gave me a lesson. They explained that according to traffic regulations, drivers who don't buckle up face point deductions and fines, mainly for safety protection. My personal experience proves that this is really not something to be careless about—without a seatbelt during sudden braking on the highway, you can easily be thrown out and injured. Now, the first thing I do when getting in the car is to fasten my seatbelt, not just to avoid fines but more importantly to protect myself. Once it becomes a habit, you'll find it comes naturally and can also reduce accident risks. The fine amount might vary slightly by region, but it's basically consistent nationwide, aiming to help everyone develop good habits. Driving is no small matter—safety first.
