What does it mean to send a message to the high-speed traffic police for speeding warning?

Receiving an overspeed warning from a high-speed traffic police generally means that the speed of a motor vehicle exceeds the specified speed 10%.

In this case, there is generally no penalty or deduction, mainly a warning.

Almost all drivers agree with a judgment: the speed limit of 80 km/h is 88 km/h, and the speed limit of 120 km/h is 130 km/h, which should be within the safe range.

Theoretically, since it is a speed limit section, speeding 1 km should also be punished. However, considering that it is inevitable that the owner will make some mistakes when stepping on the accelerator, in the actual law enforcement process, the traffic police department will only give a warning to drivers who are speeding 10% without a fine according to the provisions of the Road Traffic Safety Law.

Although speeding 10% will not be fined, but remind drivers that driving must be safety first and don't drive too fast.