Motorcyclist Illegally Enters Car Lane Before Danjiang Bridge Opening, Police Issue 4 Fines and Impound Vehicle
Before the official opening of the Danjiang Bridge, a man illegally entered the car-only lane on a scooter and was stopped by police at the Tamsui end. He received four traffic tickets, facing a maximum fine of NT$61,800 and a 6-month license suspension, with his vehicle also being impounded.
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(Central News Agency reporter Wang Hung-kuo, New Taipei 12th) The Danjiang Bridge officially opened today at 11:30 AM, but a man on a white-plate motorcycle illegally entered the car lane from the Bali end and was only intercepted and ticketed by police at the Tamsui end, receiving four fines and having his license plate confiscated and vehicle towed and impounded on the spot.
Before the official opening of the Danjiang Bridge today morning, while Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai and others were queuing at the Tamsui end, a 24-year-old man surnamed Shan suddenly rode a regular heavy white-plate motorcycle, forcibly entering the car lane from the Bali end and was intercepted by police at the Tamsui end.
The police stated that Mr. Shan rode a modified white-plate regular heavy motorcycle from the interchange of Provincial Highway 64 and Provincial Highway 61 at 10:58 AM, forcibly entering the car lane of the Danjiang Bridge after refusing police interception.
The police pointed out that they issued four traffic tickets on the spot for violating traffic regulations, including unauthorized modification of exhaust pipes, motorcycles driving on high-speed/expressways, causing noise in ways other than removing silencers, and failure to comply with inspection and enforcement. The cumulative maximum fine can reach NT$61,800. In addition to fines and a 6-month license suspension, his license plate was confiscated and the vehicle was towed and impounded on the spot. (Editor: Chang Ya-ching) 1150512
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(Central News Agency reporter Wang Hung-kuo, New Taipei 12th) The Danjiang Bridge officially opened today at 11:30 AM, but a man on a white-plate motorcycle illegally entered the car lane from the Bali end and was only intercepted and ticketed by police at the Tamsui end, receiving four fines and having his license plate confiscated and vehicle towed and impounded on the spot.
Before the official opening of the Danjiang Bridge today morning, while Transportation Minister Chen Shih-kai and others were queuing at the Tamsui end, a 24-year-old man surnamed Shan suddenly rode a regular heavy white-plate motorcycle, forcibly entering the car lane from the Bali end and was intercepted by police at the Tamsui end.
The police stated that Mr. Shan rode a modified white-plate regular heavy motorcycle from the interchange of Provincial Highway 64 and Provincial Highway 61 at 10:58 AM, forcibly entering the car lane of the Danjiang Bridge after refusing police interception.
The police pointed out that they issued four traffic tickets on the spot for violating traffic regulations, including unauthorized modification of exhaust pipes, motorcycles driving on high-speed/expressways, causing noise in ways other than removing silencers, and failure to comply with inspection and enforcement. The cumulative maximum fine can reach NT$61,800. In addition to fines and a 6-month license suspension, his license plate was confiscated and the vehicle was towed and impounded on the spot. (Editor: Chang Ya-ching) 1150512
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