Why is it so strict to check cars in Kaiping?

Why is it so strict to check cars in Kaiping?

On May 20th, Kaiping Public Security Traffic Police continuously seized overloaded trucks 10, and eliminated traffic safety hazards in time.

At 7 o'clock that night, when the police of Kaiping Public Security Traffic Police Investigation Squadron patrolled Dasha Section of Kaiping City, 274 Provincial Highway, they found a truck with the license plate of Guangdong E24*** running slowly and suspected of being overloaded, so they signaled it to stop for inspection and guided it to Cangcheng banknote yard for weighing. Upon verification, the vehicle driven by Wu Mou has a nuclear load of 3 1000kg, an actual load of 73620Kg and an overload of 42620kg, with an overrun rate of 1.37.48%. It is understood that Wu Mou went to Shuitai Town, Xinxing County, Yunfu City on the same day with the stone powder from Shalan Village, Dahuai Town, enping city. I didn't expect to meet the traffic police on the road. Subsequently, the police successively seized another nine heavy-duty overloaded trucks. After verification, the authorized load mass stated in the driving licenses of nine trucks is 3 1 ton, and the actual load mass is between 67.77 and 72.30 tons, all exceeding the authorized load mass 100%, which is an illegal act of overloading and has serious safety hazards.

According to the second paragraph of Article 92 of the Road Traffic Safety Law, the police fined the above-mentioned 10 driver 2,000 yuan, and scored 6 points to unload the overloaded goods until the illegal behavior was eliminated.

Overloaded vehicles seriously affect the service life of roads and bridges, and easily cause accidents such as tire puncture, brake failure and rollover, which has great traffic safety hazards. Kaiping public security traffic police will resolutely find and investigate together, effectively form a high-pressure situation of strict management, strict investigation and crackdown, and make every effort to build a defense line for road traffic accident prevention.