Look at this freshly baked story, one of my buddies went on a business trip to Guangdong, but when he returned, his face was innocent, like a primary school student who was wronged - it turned out that he was inexplicably deducted 3 points and fined 200 oceans when he was driving in Guangdong, the key is that he didn't know that ** had committed a foul. Ahem, let's get the secret. This buddy has just arrived in Guangdong, although he carefully grasps the steering wheel and keeps up with the pace of the car in front of him, and he has never seen any prohibition signs, but he still cannot escape the doom of punishment. Confused, he could only run to the traffic control office to seek the truth, and then he suddenly realized: it turned out that the problem was in the "multi-occupant lane"!
He was traveling by car alone, and with the passenger seat empty, he strayed into a lane designed for multiple passengers. In Guangdong and other regions, there is a type of lane called the "high-occupancy vehicle lane", also known as the multi-occupancy lane. As the name suggests, these lanes are intended for vehicles that carry multiple passengers, and are designed to encourage green travel, reduce congestion, and improve road efficiency. If you drive on this road alone, I'm sorry, the traffic rules will not be polite to you, and you will be directly given a note, 3 points, 200 yuan, no ambiguity.
Therefore, I would like to remind the majority of drivers and friends, whether you are on a business trip or a trip, be sure to pay attention to the road markings, and don't accidentally break into the multi-occupant lane, otherwise you will become the tragic protagonist of "one person driving, the whole family will be punished". While the strict traffic rules may seem ironic, they are designed to create a more orderly and environmentally friendly urban transport environment. What do you think about this? Come and share your views and experiences in the comment section!
After listening to this interesting fact about multi-occupant lanes, do you have a new understanding of road traffic rules? Next time you're out and about, remember this: not all lanes are suitable for a lone ranger. If you like such interesting and informative content, don't forget the *** account, collect this article with one click, and then generously share it with your friends who also love driving. In the next episode, we'll also bring more unexpected traffic anecdotes, so stay tuned