have you ever had such an experience? Inexplicable to receive traffic illegal SMS, tell you where and where, because what is illegal, how much money can be buckled... How do you think about it and how you can't think about it?
recently, the traffic police team announced the electronic eye snapping data from 2015 to December 20th. According to statistics, in 2015, a total of nearly 800 thousand illegal activities were captured in Lixia, with an average of 2285 snapshots a day. Analysis of the 800 thousand traffic illegal records of the police found, according to the number from high to low ranking, as follows
violation category (according to Qilu Evening News)
the police analysis that the number of the first three shots, on the one hand Because of the traffic illegal activities, on the other hand, it is because of the point of capturing the above behavior on the road, and the other traffic illegal activities are less. For example, the capture of the zebra line is only in the southern section of the mountain road and the South Gate of Baotu Spring, where the capture point of the yellow net is very small, but the red light is very expensive and the owners of illegal cars are less.
according to the Ji'nan calendar, the reporter captured the big data, the reporter summed up the eight "inadvertent" behavior, it is easy to be captured, remind the driver of driving in the course of attention to avoid unnecessary illegal capture records.
the first inadvertent behavior
not driving
penalty standard: 2 cents penalty 100 yuan
"do not drive according to the guide lane, a lot of clap. The number of snapshots is more than the number of snapshots, and on the other hand, this kind of illegal behavior is more common. Zhao Hengmin, a team of information technology in the traffic police team, said that there were some illegal records that we also felt regrettable, mainly due to the driver's wrong driving habits. "Some of them are clearly left turn lanes. They have to go straight. Some signs that prohibit left turn are clearly hung there, and some drivers are left turning."