Will points be deducted for carrying an electric vehicle in the car trunk?
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Carrying an electric vehicle in the car trunk will not result in point deductions. Here are the specific details: 1. Regulations: Placing an electric vehicle in the trunk of a sedan while driving on the road, causing the trunk lid to remain open, constitutes a violation. 2. Fines: If carrying an electric vehicle in the trunk prevents it from closing, it is considered an illegal act. According to traffic safety laws, driving a motor vehicle with doors or compartments not properly closed will result in a warning and a certain fine. Here are some additional details: The load carried by a motor vehicle must not exceed the maximum load capacity specified in the vehicle's registration certificate, and the length and width of the load must not exceed the dimensions of the vehicle compartment. The following regulations must also be observed: 1. For heavy and medium-duty trucks and semi-trailers, the height of the load from the ground must not exceed 4 meters, and for container-carrying vehicles, it must not exceed 4.2 meters; 2. For motor vehicles carrying cargo, the height of the load from the ground must not exceed 2.5 meters; 3. For motorcycles, the height of the load from the ground must not exceed 1.5 meters, and the length must not exceed the body by 0.2 meters. For two-wheeled motorcycles, the width of the load on either side must not exceed the handlebars by 0.15 meters.