Can a B2 driver's license be restored after downgrade due to drunk driving?
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Drunk driving makes it impossible to restore a B2 driver's license. After a B2 license is temporarily suspended for six months and downgraded to C1, the following steps are required to restore the B2 license: Scoring cycle: Apply for an upgrade after meeting the requirement of no 12-point record in the previous scoring cycle. Therefore, you need to wait until the current scoring cycle ends and then go through another scoring cycle before applying for an upgrade, which takes at least one year. Cancel C1: Cancel the C1 license and directly apply for B2. You can cancel the C1 license once the suspension period ends and then immediately apply for B2. Cases where restoration is impossible: Under the following circumstances, you cannot apply for a medium-sized or larger vehicle driver's license, no matter how much time has passed: Causing a fatal traffic accident with equal or greater responsibility; Driving under the influence of alcohol; Having your driver's license revoked or canceled within the past ten years.