Will points be deducted for not wearing a seat belt?

[LaJeffrey]

Points will be deducted for not wearing a seat belt. Main functions of seat belts: The primary functions of the shoulder belt and lap belt are to cushion the forward or backward inertia of the driver and passengers during an accident, keeping them as securely as possible in their seats. When correctly worn, the shoulder belt should cross the chest, and the lap belt should fit snugly over the hip bones. Avoid friction: When using seat belts, be careful not to let them rub against sharp-edged tools to avoid damaging the belts. Do not tilt the seat backrest too far, as this may prevent the seat belt from extending and retracting properly. When the seat is unoccupied, retract the belt into the retractor to prevent the buckle from hitting other objects during emergency braking. Proper installation of seat belts: Seat belts must be installed in conjunction with the seats and should not be removed arbitrarily. If a seat belt has been subjected to a strong stretching load during use, it should be replaced even if it appears undamaged. When cleaning dirty seat belts, use mild soap and water as a cleaning solution, and wipe with a cloth or sponge. Avoid using dyes and bleach, as they can corrode the belts and reduce their tensile strength. Also, refrain from using hard brushes to clean, as this may cause damage to the seat belts.

[Clara]

I've been driving long distances for years and know that seat belts are no joke. In China, if you're caught driving without wearing a seat belt, the traffic police will definitely deduct points. Specifically, the driver not wearing a seat belt usually results in a 1-point deduction on the license and a fine ranging from 50 to 200 RMB. It's not just about the points—accumulating 12 points means you'll have to retake the test. Safety first! I once witnessed a rear-end collision where the people in the car only suffered minor injuries because they were wearing seat belts; it could have been much worse otherwise. Make it a habit to buckle up as soon as you get in the car—don’t wait until something bad happens to regret it. Those cameras are watching, and getting caught not only wastes time but also isn’t worth the money.

[MacAiden]

Buddy, let me share my experience. Forgot to fasten your seatbelt while driving? Common mistake! On Chinese roads, you'll get penalty points and a fine, usually 1 point deducted and a fine ranging from tens to over a hundred yuan. Seatbelts work whether you're on the highway or driving in the city, preventing you from being thrown out during a collision. Last time I was lazy and didn't buckle up, I got a ticket and it hurt my wallet. Make it a habit to buckle up automatically, it only takes a second. Think penalty points are no big deal? They add up and it's not fun. Look at it this way, saving that fine money to buy some snacks tastes much better.

[LaLucia]

As a mother, I must say the seatbelt is a lifeline. Not wearing it while driving is a violation, and you'll get points deducted and fined by the police. In China, drivers usually lose 1 point and are fined 50-200 yuan. Safety is more important—seatbelts reduce injuries during accidents and prevent your head from hitting the steering wheel. I always teach my kids that the first thing to do when getting in the car is to buckle up, no matter how troublesome it seems. Losing points is minor, but getting hurt in an accident is something you can't take back.