**Traffic Laws**
In this category, we will delve into various traffic laws, including road traffic safety laws, driving behavior codes, vehicle usage regulations, etc. This category aims to provide readers with clear and easy-to-understand legal knowledge to help drivers and pedestrians understand their rights and obligations. We regularly update you with relevant legal changes, traffic accident case studies, and best practices for safe driving. Whether you are a novice driver or an experienced driver, here you can find useful information to make your driving safer and more legal. Welcome to explore further!
Dear fellow villagers, parking on the arcade not only hinders traffic, but may also violate regulations! According to the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Regulations, parking on a street stall can be reported and fined. For our safety and convenience, please do not seek temporary convenience and work together to maintain a friendly pedestrian space. Let us work together to create a better Taiwan!
Dear drivers, please be careful when driving! Crossing the double white lines may constitute a violation according to the Road Traffic Management Penalty Regulations and you may face a fine. For your own safety and your wallet, please be sure to obey traffic rules, keep to your lane, and avoid unnecessary trouble!
Attention, fellow riders! If you report illegal motorcycle parking, the fine will be severe! The penalty ranges from 600 yuan to 1200 yuan in serious cases. For the sake of your wallet, please be sure to obey traffic regulations, park your car in a legal parking space, and work together to maintain traffic order!
When riding a motorcycle, safety comes first! Taiwan's laws and regulations clearly stipulate that there are restrictions on the number of people carried. Do not overload and be sure to wear a helmet to ensure driving safety. Obey traffic rules, protect yourself and others, and jointly maintain Taiwan’s traffic order.
Dear fellow villagers, parking spaces are hard to come by, but blocking the entrance and exit is absolutely terrible! According to the law, you will be towed if you do this! For your and my convenience and safety, please be sure to obey traffic rules and do not seek temporary convenience, so as not to cause trouble to others and avoid bleeding your wallet!
Parents, please take note! According to Taiwan regulations, children under 12 years old are not allowed to sit in the front seat. For your child's safety, please be sure to follow the regulations and use a suitable child safety seat. Let us work together to protect our children’s safety when riding in cars and help them grow up safely!
