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Amendment to increase fines for reckless driving
Staff writer, with CNA
Lawmakers have proposed a legal amendment to significantly increase the maximum fine for reckless and aggressive driving on highways.
The proposed amendment would increase fines for drivers who travel in the wrong direction, and those who flash their headlights or use other means to force vehicles to give way to them.
The proposed amendment to the Road Traffic Management and Penalty Act (道路交通管理處罰條例) would raise the maximum fine from NT$6,000 to NT$36,000 for drivers who overtake vehicles, make U-turns, reverse illegally or drive in the wrong direction on highways or exit ramps.