## High-speed 120km/h, why are there still many people who overtake me, are they not afraid of deducting points and fines?
### Uncover the overtaking behavior on the highway and the reasons you may not know about!
Hi all, I'm the headline editor. Today we are going to unravel a puzzle that is difficult to solve on the highway: why do so many people overtake us even when the speed limit is 120km/h? What do they think? Aren't they afraid of being deducted points and fines? Don't worry, I'll take you to find out today!
**Title: Who said that the highway can only be driven at 120?Mystery of high-speed overtaking!**
### Description:
When driving on the highway, the speed limit sign clearly says 120km/h, but there are always some drivers who seem to turn a deaf ear to this number. They easily overtook us and piqued our curiosity. he
Why are they so confident? Are they not afraid of being fined for points, or are there some other unknown reasons? Let's take a closer look!
### Body:
#### 1. **Time is pressing, can't wait**
The phenomenon of overtaking on the highway is often associated with a tight schedule. Some drivers may urgently need to rush to their destination due to various reasons such as work, appointments, urgent matters, etc. At this time, they may choose to overtake to shorten the driving time.
While speeding comes with a certain amount of risk, time is money for them, and giving up a few points of accurate driving in exchange for the possibility of getting to your destination earlier is undoubtedly a more tempting option.
#### 2. **Self-assessment, excellent technology**
Overtaking on the highway requires not only courage, but also relevant driving skills and self-confidence. Some drivers with rich driving experience, after years of driving training and accumulation, have a high level of self-confidence in their driving level.
They are so confident in their ability to handle the vehicle that they choose to overtake. Of course, this doesn't mean that they don't have a sense of risk, they just know the limits of their driving skills relatively better.
#### 3. **Group psychology, follow the trend mentality**
Humans are social creatures, and we tend to be susceptible to group behavior. On the highway, if the surrounding vehicles are exceeding the speed limit of 120km/h, then we may feel that this is normal behavior and will follow the large group. This "follow the herd mentality" can easily lead to the concentration of overtaking on the highway. Of course, this is not a wise choice, as speeding is not only illegal, but also dangerous.
#### 4. **Thirst for thrill, pursuit of pleasure**
Some drivers overtake behavior may be motivated by a desire for speed and a thrill-seeking need. They enjoy the thrill of the wind and seek excitement and challenge. Overtaking is a way for them to feel excited and satisfied. However, this behavior also carries significant risks, so we should be cautious.
### Conclusion:
Although there are still some people on the highway who are going faster than us, their actions do not necessarily mean that they are right. Speeding is not only a violation of traffic laws, but also a safety hazard. As qualified motorists, we should follow the traffic rules to ensure our own safety and the safety of others.
Driving fast is not the same as driving efficiently, and obeying the speed limit is a shared responsibility. At the same time, we should also improve safety awareness and not blindly follow the overtaking behavior of others. Safety first is the principle we should adhere to on the road.
### Keywords: highways, speeding, speed limits, illegal acts
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