
In just 13 days since the new system was implemented, Changhua County has uncovered 53 drug-driving cases, and all the vehicles involved have been confiscated, including luxury vans worth more than 5 million yuan and imported cars worth more than 1 million yuan.
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The new zero-tolerance drug driving system has been on the road since October 31. According to statistics from the Changhua County Police Traffic Team, as of November 12, in just 13 days, 53 drug driving cases have been detected in the county, including 18 cases of cars and 35 cases of motorcycles. The new system expands the scope of vehicle confiscation. Whether it is a borrowed car, a rental car, an official car or a driver, as long as the driver is involved in drug driving or refuses to take a test, the vehicle will be confiscated.
The man was stopped and found to be driving under the influence of drugs, and his car with a market value of more than one million was confiscated. (provided by police)
Never lend your car to anyone! The new zero-tolerance drug driving system was put on the road on October 31. In just 13 days as of November 12, the Changhua County Police Traffic Team counted 53 cases of drug driving in the county, including 18 cases of cars and 35 cases of motorcycles. According to the new law, regardless of whether the driver is the owner of the car, the vehicles involved will be confiscated and cannot be recovered. Even top-end vans with a new price of more than 5 million yuan and imported cars worth more than 1 million yuan are all lined up to be auctioned or scrapped!
The police pointed out that on the first day the new system was put on the road, the first cases of sky-high fines and confiscations were issued. A man driving a Lexus LM 500h luxury van with a new price of more than 5 million yuan was stopped by the police when he was driving around the Changhua County Stadium. The police conducted a quick drug test and tested positive. The "mobile mansion" was seized and confiscated on the spot according to law, and the man was transferred to justice on drug charges.
Coincidentally, the Xihu Branch received a report from the public on the 12th that a traffic accident occurred on Zhongshan Road, Puxin Township. When the police arrived at the scene, they found that the driver of the car involved was in a trance and his eyes were dull. The drug test also tested positive. Fortunately, this self-collision accident only affected vehicles parked on the roadside and caused no casualties. In addition to the police sending the driver to justice, the imported car worth millions of yuan was also destined to be confiscated and will be auctioned in accordance with the law.
The traffic team of the Changhua County Police Department emphasized that the new drug-driving regulations in the "Road Traffic Management Punishment Regulations" adopt an iron fist. In addition to heavy fines of 150,000 to 270,000 yuan for driving, suspension of driver's licenses and strengthening the liability of passengers in the same car, it also expands the scope of vehicle confiscation. Regardless of whether it is a borrowed car, a rental car, an official car or a driver, if the driver is involved in drug driving or refuses to take a test, the vehicle will be confiscated. The police urge car owners to be careful when choosing someone to borrow their car from, otherwise they will suffer irreparable and heavy property damage if their car is confiscated.
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A man was caught driving under the influence of drugs and his car was confiscated. (provided by police)
In the 13 days since the new drug-driving system was put on the road, a total of 53 cars and motorcycles were seized in Changhua for drug-related driving. (provided by police)
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The confiscated vehicles involved in the case will be auctioned or scrapped in accordance with the law.
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