What should you pay attention to when driving in Shenzhen?

I remember that when I want to drive in the United States, people who have been there will remind me to pay attention to such and such matters when driving in the United States, lest you accidentally violate American laws. Everyone who has driven a car in the United States consciously becomes a voluntary propagandist of American traffic regulations.

I often feel that the traffic regulations in Shenzhen are similar to those in the United States. If you don't understand the requirements of driving in Shenzhen, your money and points will be very, very unsafe.

Let me simply popularize it. If you don't know, you can Baidu yourself.

Before driving a car with a foreign license plate, you must know which time periods are peak hours, and these time periods will be restricted. If you insist on driving, you may be warned or exempted from punishment for the first two times. Three fines, 300 yuan deducted 3 points. Of course, this is too open and inclusive.

If you are driving a Guangdong B license plate, let's start with some basic knowledge:

(1) Everyone should fasten their seat belts when driving, whether in the front row or the back row. If they don't wear seat belts, they will be fined in 200 yuan. Self-deceiving seat belt inserts have no market here.

(2)/kloc-children under the age of 0/2 can't sit in the front row, and children under the age of 4 should use child seats, otherwise they will be fined 300 yuan, and those who like to ride with their children in their arms will definitely not.

(3) It is best not to occupy the bus lane when driving. You can't occupy all bus lanes during rush hours, and some bus lanes can't even be occupied for 24 hours. 300 yuan was fined for illegally occupying bus lanes. At the same time, don't stop at the bus stop, which will affect the fine 1000 yuan.

(4) There are no traffic lights on the sidewalk. When turning, always remember to give way to pedestrians, not just slowing down and not grabbing, but stopping politely. If a pedestrian is photographed passing by and you don't stop, 3 points will be deducted for a 500 yuan.

(5) At the same time, remember never to press the horn to urge the car or people, because even if you press the horn twice or the horn rings for more than one second, you may be fined 500 yuan.

(6) It is not absolutely correct to stop at a red light and go green. If there is a traffic jam at the intersection in front of Shenzhen, even the green light can't drive there, you will be fined for "running the green light" in 300 yuan.

(7) You may know the sign of the yellow grid line, but in Shenzhen, you should also know that even when waiting for the red light to line up, you can't stop in the yellow grid line, and the journey of 10 second can't pass. 200 yuan was fined a minimum of 3 points and a maximum of 2,000 yuan.

Is it enough? Cold knowledge has an advanced version. In Shenzhen, you need to know what HOV Lane is, what zipper traffic is, what queue traffic is and what tidal traffic is. These are special ways to control traffic jams in Shenzhen. Don't go the wrong way, or you will aggravate the traffic jam and be fined. This kind of knowledge is a bit troublesome to talk about. I suggest you search by terms on the Internet.

The traffic police in Shenzhen enforce the law more vigorously. For example, if you are caught driving high beam lights, you will be fined 1 point for 300 yuan, 6 points for illegally occupying high-speed emergency lanes, and 2 points for driving and calling 300 yuan, which are stricter than other cities. Moreover, road cameras in Shenzhen are almost everywhere, and there may be fighter planes and stealth chariots, and most vehicles have driving recorders, so drivers can punish violations.

I have been self-disciplined in driving in Shenzhen, but I still have a profound lesson. At first, I didn't know enough about polite pedestrians, so I slowed down and didn't stop completely to make way. He was fined twice, and 500 yuan deducted 3 points each time. On another occasion, 200 yuan was fined 3 points because he changed lanes with a solid white line after taking the wrong lane. Although I was punished, I still support Shenzhen's strict traffic laws and regulations, and I am willing to abide by them, because everyone is law-abiding and civilized, and the roads are really smooth. I am also willing to be a volunteer propagandist of Shenzhen traffic regulations. To tell the truth, if everyone in your city can drive in a civilized way, it is a very proud thing.