Temporary parking on the highway to open double flash, a fine of 200 yuan? Traffic police: Let's retake subject 1Recently, a new regulation on temporary parking on highways has attracted attention. Allegedly, if you turn on the double flashing lights while temporarily stopping on the road, you will be fined $200 and you will need to retake the subject 1 exam. So, does this rule really exist? And what kind of impact will it have on our lives?
We need to understand what a double flash is. A double flashing light, also known as a hazard warning flasher, is a type of signal light used to warn other vehicles and pedestrians to pay attention. According to China's traffic laws, double flashing lights can only be used in the following situations: first, in case of emergency or failure; Second, the vehicle is towing or towing other vehicles; The third is that the vehicle is performing a special task.
Some people mistakenly think that they can also turn on the double flashing lights when they stop temporarily on the highway. This practice not only violates traffic laws, but also easily misleads other vehicles and pedestrians, causing safety hazards. Therefore, the traffic management department decided to impose penalties for this behavior.
The specific punishment method is that if a vehicle is found to turn on the double flashing lights when temporarily parked on the highway, it will be fined 200 yuan. At the same time, if the driver is unable to correctly explain why he or she turned on the twin flashing lights, he or she will be asked to retake the Subject 1 test.
Some expressed confusion and dissatisfaction. They believe that the double flashing light is a warning tool that should be used whenever someone needs to be alerted. However, the traffic management department believes that this is a misconception. Because the use of double flashing lights is strictly regulated, it cannot be used at will.
In fact, this provision was not introduced suddenly. As early as a few years ago, the traffic management department has begun to increase the investigation and punishment of illegal use of double flashing lights. It's just that many people don't know about it that there is such a misunderstanding.
However, despite the fact that we know this rule exists, there is still one question that remains unresolved: why do some people mistakenly think that they can turn on their twin flashing lights when they make a temporary stop on the highway? What is the reason behind this? The answer to this question may have important implications for our understanding of this regulation and ...... traffic safety issues