The speed limit at high speed is 12, and driving to 13 will not be penalized? The truth turned out to be ...

For many car owners and friends, driving the expressway is a particularly cool thing. The speed is so cool that it accidentally exceeds the speed limit of the section. Most sections of the expressway have a speed limit of 12, but when you run to 13, is this illegal speeding? Will it be deducted and fined? Then some friends said that he was speeding by more than 1% and was not photographed. What was the reason? Today, Lungu will talk to my friends about this problem, hoping to help you.

if the speed limit is 12, will you be fined if you drive to 13?

it's speeding, but it won't be penalized or fined in most areas.

it's definitely speeding, but it won't be penalized or fined in general.

Because in most areas, you won't be penalized and fined as long as the speeding speed doesn't exceed 1%, then when you run to 13, the speeding speed is less than 1%. That is to say, in most areas, if you don't exceed 132, you won't be penalized, but you just need to accept a warning from the traffic police. This warning is a written warning, and you will get a penalty of points for yuan.

warning and punishment will result in a penalty of points for yuan

The saying of "warning" comes from Article 9 of the Road Traffic Safety Law: if a motor vehicle driver violates the road traffic safety laws and regulations, he will be given a warning or fined more than 2 yuan in 2 yuan.

points will be deducted to punish yuan, and

"warning punishment" cannot be handled online. At present, it can't be handled directly online in most areas. Only my ID card, driver's license and original driving license can be handled at the service window of the traffic police brigade or vehicle management office where the vehicle is registered illegally. If it is not handled for a long time, it may affect the annual inspection of the vehicle. In addition, if the warning times are accumulated too much, the penalty may be deducted.

The penalties for speeding vary from province to province.

The Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China only gives guiding opinions. How much speeding is illegal depends on the provisions of the Road Traffic Safety Law implemented by provinces.

The implementation methods are different in different provinces, so it is best to take local standards as reference. The specific standards will be slightly different from place to place, but basically the dividing line is 2% and 5%.

The most common penalties for private cars in various places are as follows:

Taking private cars as an example, the most common penalties are: if the speed exceeds the prescribed speed by more than 1% but less than 2%, 1 yuan will be fined and 3 points will be recorded; If the speed exceeds the prescribed speed by more than 2% but less than 5%, 2 yuan will be fined, and 3 points or 6 points will be recorded; Those who exceed the prescribed speed by more than 5% will be fined 5 yuan-2, yuan, with 12 points, and their driver's license may be revoked.

Don't insist on driving strictly according to the speed limit.

In most areas, there is no penalty for speeding below 1%, but you mustn't insist on thinking that you won't shoot when you drive to 131. In some places, you may shoot when you drive to 121, so it is safer to advise your friends to drive strictly according to the speed limit to avoid unnecessary losses.

Don't be photographed when you went out. You also said that you wouldn't be fined if you were speeding within 1%. That's why you were fined. Finally, you blamed me. That was really wrong of me.

speeding by more than 1% was not photographed. What is the reason?

In other cases, it is clear that speeding by 1% in that province will be punished, but you can see that your speedometer has shown that it has exceeded the speed limit by 1%, but you have not been fined. What is the reason?

There is an error in the speedometer

As we all know, there is an error in any measuring equipment, and there is also an error in the speedometer on our car. The experimental data of an authoritative platform shows that the apparent speed is about 8% faster than the actual speed.

There are errors in speedometer

Like other measuring tools, speedometer itself has certain errors, but this error is still smaller than that of speedometer. The experimental data of an authoritative platform shows an error of almost plus or minus 2%. In addition, the placement angle of equipment will also affect the accuracy of the test data itself.

To sum up, the apparent speed is 6%-1% higher than the actual speed

There are errors in the speedometer on the car and the speedometer used for speed measurement on the expressway. Generally speaking, the apparent speed is about 6%-1% faster than the actual speed, that is, when your apparent speed is 13, your actual speed may be only 117-122.2.

Summary of Wheel Valley:

In most places, as long as the speed limit does not exceed 1%, you will not be penalized and fined. You just need to accept a written warning from the traffic police and get a penalty of points and a fine of yuan.

speeding by 1% is only a little bit like 1km/h, so it's really not worthwhile to get a penalty for violating the rules. It's safer to drive strictly according to the local speed limit. After all, driving safely to our destination is our ultimate goal, right?

This article comes from the author of Chejia, car home, and does not represent car home's standpoint.