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RUNNING RED LIGHTS TO BE LINKED WITH CREDITWORTHINESS
    2019-09-19  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

STARTING Nov. 1, traffic violations, such as running a red light, violating the use of high beam headlights and drunk driving, will be kept on record and underscore people’s credit rating and the ability to purchase homes or even find a job.


It was stated in the amendment of the traffic violation punishment regulations approved recently by the city’s legislature, local Chinese media reported yesterday.


When children below 14 years old are found violating the rules, traffic police officers are eligible to require their guardians to receive safety education or do social service. If guardians refuse to take the responsibility, they will also have their unruly behaviors recorded in the credit rating system, according to the new regulations.


Regarding the trend of some delivery workers ignoring traffic rules to ensure on-time deliveries, delivery and logistics companies will also be included in the credit rating system.


Authorities will disclose the information of companies that have employees who are frequently found breaking traffic rules and causing accidents.


Pedestrians and nonmotorized vehicles that violate traffic regulations and refuse to pay fines will receive credit score cuts. The scores will be linked with driver’s licenses, car plates and residence permits.


In the future, it will connect with many aspects of life, including education, job searches, mortgage applications, banking and insurance.


Staff from the Shenzhen public credit center told the Chinese-language Daily Sunshine that the center needs to expand its sources to get more credit information by strengthening cooperation with relevant departments to gradually build the personal credit rating system and create a society where everyone values honest behaviors and abides by the rules.


(Wang Jingli)

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