Beijing City released the list of repeat offenders of drunk and drug driving, and 22 people were publicly fined

The Taipei City Traffic Incident Adjudication Office has announced the 96th list of recidivists for drunken (drug) driving and refusal to test. Among them, there are 8 recidivists for drugged driving and 14 recidivists for drunk driving and refusal to test, for a total of 22. The Taipei City Traffic Incident Adjudication Office cooperates with the Adjudication Office to announce the list of recidivists on its website, hoping to enhance the deterrence effect through information disclosure and social supervision.

The Beicheng Police Traffic Brigade stated that from January to October 2015, 9,182 cases of drunken (drug) driving were banned, including 502 cases of repeat drunken (drug) driving; according to Article 35, Paragraph 3 of the Road Traffic Management Penalty Regulations Items and Items 5 stipulate that repeat offenders of drunk (drug) driving and refusal to test will, in addition to publishing their names, photos and other personal information, face high fines with no upper limit. Drunk drivers will have their cars and motorcycles moved and kept on the spot, and their driving licenses will be revoked.

A drug driver will be fined RMB 150,000 for a car, RMB 120,000 for a motorcycle for the first offense, and RMB 270,000 for refusing to take a test. Repeat offenders will be fined an additional RMB 90,000 each time. Repeat offenders who refuse to take a test will be fined an additional RMB 180,000 with no upper limit. The vehicle will be confiscated and the driving license will be revoked.

In order to implement the law enforcement stance of "zero tolerance for drunk driving and zero leniency for drug driving", the North City Police Department calls on the public to drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, which not only endangers their own safety, but may also endanger the lives, bodies and property of other passers-by, and do not violate the law. The North City Police Department will continue to plan various crackdown projects and road inspection services to demonstrate its determination to combat drunk (drug) driving and protect a safe traffic environment for citizens.