1. Violation: The driver of an electric vehicle who runs a red light is generally fully or mainly responsible, because he has violated the traffic rules and has no priority. Running a red light is against traffic regulations.
2. It depends on the situation of the motor vehicle driver: If the motor vehicle driver commits illegal acts such as speeding, drunk driving and driving without a license, he shall also bear secondary responsibility. The specific division of responsibilities depends on the identification of the traffic police. If there is evidence that the driver of the sports car is also at fault, such as speeding or not avoiding the electric car, the distribution of responsibility may be different. In this case, the responsibilities of both parties can be compared and determined according to their respective fault degrees.
I think this judgment is reasonable, because it conforms to laws and regulations and embodies the people-oriented principle.
4. Related to the specific circumstances: The specific responsibility determination also needs to consider the specific circumstances of the accident, the evidence and the application of relevant laws.
2. Traffic rules that should be observed when driving electric vehicles:
1. speed limit: electric vehicles usually have speed limit requirements, and the specific speed limit depends on local road regulations. In urban areas or on specific roads, there may be a specific maximum speed limit.
2. Driving in non-motor vehicle lanes: Electric vehicles should drive in non-motor vehicle lanes. On the road without non-motor vehicle lanes, you should drive on the right side of the roadway, and at the same time, from the right edge line of the road (excluding the shoulder), it shall not exceed 1.5 meters.
3. Right of way and traffic signs: Electric vehicles should abide by traffic lights, signs and road markings to ensure safe driving. This includes stop signals, traffic lights, no signs and indicating arrows.
4. Safety measures: drivers of electric vehicles should wear safety helmets, and they are not allowed to drive under the influence of drunkenness, use telephones and other ways that endanger traffic safety.
5. Traffic lanes and road rules: Electric vehicles should drive in designated traffic lanes and abide by traffic rules and road rules. For example, keep a proper distance between cars and obey the rules of traffic priority.
6. If a motor vehicle meets the compulsory scrapping standards stipulated by the state, it shall cancel its registration in time and sell the motor vehicle to a motor vehicle recycling enterprise.
7. Restrictions on cycling areas: Some areas stipulate that electric vehicles can only travel in designated areas, such as bicycle lanes or specific sections. Please refer to local regulations for local regulations.
In short, electric vehicles must abide by traffic rules when driving, such as the above accidents. Generally speaking, electric vehicle drivers should take full responsibility, but it also depends on the specific situation when things happen.