Are There Risks in Selling Points? What Issues Should Be Noted?

[VonHadley]

Certainly, there are risks. Drivers selling their own driving license points are already violating the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law." Buyers are also in violation. If verified by law enforcement, both parties will bear legal responsibility, facing detention of 5 to 10 days and fines. Hit-and-run cases: If the points deducted by the buyer are due to a hit-and-run incident, and the seller cannot provide evidence of their absence during the incident, law enforcement may identify the seller as the responsible party. The seller would then have to bear the related responsibilities of the case, including revocation of the driving license and a lifetime ban from obtaining a driving license. If criminal liability is involved, it will also be pursued. Drunk driving: More severe point deductions occur if the buyer was driving under the influence of alcohol, caused a traffic accident, and resulted in fatalities. In such cases, the responsible party would be charged with the crime of traffic accident offense. The seller is highly likely to assume the related responsibilities of the accident on behalf of the buyer (including criminal imprisonment and civil compensation, etc.).