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Can a C1 driver's license still be renewed after 6 points deducted?

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StAlivia
07/23/2025, 06:02:19 PM

A C1 driver's license with 6 points deducted can be renewed if the fine is paid promptly after the points deduction. According to Article 70 of the "Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driver's Licenses": When a motor vehicle driver applies for a replacement driver's license in accordance with Articles 57 and 58 of these regulations, they shall undergo an inspection by the traffic management department of the public security authority. Article 71 states: Those who have unresolved traffic violations or accidents, whose physical conditions do not meet the requirements for driving, or who have not participated in required learning, education, or exams as stipulated, will not pass the inspection. For the annual review and renewal of an expired driver's license, the old license must be surrendered to the vehicle management office. According to the Ministry of Public Security Order No. 123, the renewal of a driver's license can be applied for 90 days in advance at the original issuing vehicle management office. Materials required for renewing a driver's license: Original ID card and a photocopy. Qualified medical examination form from a hospital designated by the vehicle management office. Three one-inch white-background color photos. Completed driver's license renewal application form and processing fee. Photos and medical examination reports for renewal can be brought by the applicant. If concerned about their validity, these can be processed directly at the traffic police office to avoid delays. Relevant matters for renewing an expired driver's license: If the license is expired, the traffic police may impose a fine but will not deduct points. There is also a latest deadline for renewal: if the license has been expired for less than a year, it can be renewed through the normal process; if expired for one to three years, the license will be canceled, but it can be re-obtained by passing the subject one exam; if expired for more than three years, the license will be canceled. When applying, the applicant must fill out an application form and submit the following documents: the motor vehicle driver's identity proof; the motor vehicle driver's license; a medical condition certificate issued by a county-level or higher medical institution or a military hospital at the regimental level or above. For those applying for a special small automatic transmission passenger vehicle for the disabled, a medical condition certificate issued by a specialized medical institution designated by the provincial health authority must be submitted.

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ReaganRose
08/10/2025, 01:45:59 PM

Hey bro, you're asking if you can renew your license with 6 demerit points? I know this too well! Last year I also had exactly 6 points before renewing my license. As long as you haven't reached 12 points, it won't affect normal renewal at all. Just remember to go to the DMV three months in advance, and most importantly, pay all traffic fines first. Install the 12123 traffic app on your phone - checking violations and paying fines takes just minutes. When I did mine, my medical exam had expired, so I paid 20 yuan to retake the vision test at the DMV's self-service machine and got my new license in two hours. Now they're valid for ten years, much more convenient than the old ones!

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NaomiAnn
09/23/2025, 01:49:45 AM

As a veteran driver who frequently takes long-distance trips, I’d like to remind you to pay special attention to the timing of penalty points. Last year, my demerit point cycle expired in October, and when I renewed my license in June, I still had 6 points deducted. The traffic police officer at the DMV emphasized the importance of distinguishing between the demerit point cycle and the license renewal time: as long as all violations are resolved, the penalty records will be automatically archived in the system, and license renewal won’t be affected at all. It’s recommended to renew your license within 90 days before the end of your demerit point cycle, so the old points are cleared and a new cycle begins simultaneously. Remember to bring your original ID card and three white-background photos. Nowadays, the medical check-up is online and super fast—it only takes about half an hour from getting a number to receiving your new license.

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LeAustin
11/06/2025, 03:05:27 AM

First-hand experience: 6-point deduction for license renewal is totally fine! Just went through the process last month, here are the key takeaways: 1. Make sure all traffic fines are paid; 2. Book online appointment in advance to avoid queues; 3. Pass the on-site vision test by reading the last two rows clearly; 4. Wear dark-colored clothes for the photo to look sharp. Pro tip: When handling violations, always check the document number to avoid duplicate payments. I processed mine via the 12123 traffic app - just confirm the violation shows 'completed' in the system. At the renewal counter, they didn't even mention the points deduction, just verified if my phone number had changed. After getting the new license, my point record was reset - now I'm good to drive worry-free for 10 years.

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VonLane
12/27/2025, 10:02:50 PM

The key is the difference between the scoring cycle and license renewal timing. For example, if your license expires in July, getting 6 points deducted in April during renewal is fine, as long as the current cycle hasn't reached the 12-point limit. Last week, I accompanied a friend through the process: first, print portrait photos at the self-service kiosk in the Civic Center (V-necks are more slimming), then proceed to the examination room for the color blindness test. A crucial note: if there are unresolved traffic violations from electronic monitoring, they must be handled at least 15 days in advance to avoid affecting system data synchronization. Staff mentioned that point deductions only affect drivers in the probationary period—for regular C1 license holders, renewal solely depends on whether accumulated points exceed the 12-point threshold.

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VanRemington
03/25/2026, 01:12:43 AM

This is a piece of cake! I renewed my license last year with 6 points deducted too. Three key reminders: First, confirm the points were deducted in the current scoring cycle; second, all fines must be paid before renewal; finally, make sure not to miss the renewal deadline. A handy tip is to go directly to the postal service traffic management station—way fewer people than at the DMV. Bring three 1-inch photos, your ID, and the old license, with a 30-yuan medical fee payable via Alipay scan. The staff didn’t even mention the points when checking my info. Remember, points reset automatically after renewal, and a new cycle begins. Just avoid dyeing your hair yellow for the ID photo—the machine might flag it.

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