Crime of destroying traffic facilities
The crime of damaging transportation facilities refers to deliberately damaging tracks, bridges, tunnels, highways, airports, waterways, lighthouses, signs, or performing other sabotage activities that are sufficient to cause trains, automobiles, trams, ships, and aircraft to overturn or damage or have caused Serious consequences.
The objective aspect of the crime of damaging transportation facilities is manifested in the act of damaging transportation facilities. The objects of damage are the traffic facilities that are in use. In terms of scope, they refer to traffic facilities related to traffic and transportation safety, including tracks, bridges, tunnels, highways, airports, waterways, lighthouses, and signs. The so-called damage not only refers to the damage or destruction of the transportation facilities themselves, but also includes the loss of normal functions of the transportation equipment itself, such as deliberately moving the positions of lighthouses and navigation marks, or moving turnouts. The "other sabotage activities" specified in this article shall be understood as acts of sabotaging other transportation facilities and equipment. No matter what method is used to destroy, as long as it is enough to cause the vehicle to overturn or destroy the danger, it constitutes the completion of the crime. The subjective aspect of this crime is deliberate, that is, knowing that destroying transportation facilities will cause the vehicle to overturn or destroy, and hope or allow this result to happen.