Can a large vehicle driver's license reduce points through legal study?

[AlessandraFitz]

Any driver's license can reduce points through legal study, with no restrictions on the type of license or the permitted vehicle categories. According to Article 5 of the "Notice on the Issuance of the 'Work Norms for Reducing Points for Road Traffic Violations through Accepting Traffic Safety Education (Trial)'" issued by the Ministry of Public Security on January 14, 2020 (Public Traffic Management [2020] No. 14): Motor vehicle drivers who apply to participate in traffic safety education to reduce points for traffic violations shall participate in corresponding road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge learning, examinations, or traffic safety public welfare activities according to their highest permitted vehicle category and meet the relevant requirements to apply for point reduction. Point reduction through legal study is a measure for drivers holding a driver's license who have been penalized for traffic violations. After participating in online traffic safety education and passing the exam, their points can be reduced. This is a convenient traffic management measure uniformly deployed by the Traffic Management Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security. Specific considerations are as follows: Applicable groups: Motor vehicle drivers with a driver's license from the People's Republic of China, regardless of the permitted vehicle categories or whether they are commercial vehicle drivers, can participate in point reduction through legal study. They must participate in corresponding road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge learning and examinations according to their highest permitted vehicle category. Specific rules: Motor vehicle drivers participating in online road traffic laws, regulations, and related content learning must study continuously for 5 minutes each time. Within 3 days, the cumulative study time must reach 30 minutes. Then, within 7 days, they can register for the exam. If they pass the exam, they can reduce 1 point. Drivers can also attend on-site learning, with each session lasting no less than 1 hour. After completing the required study hours, they can apply for the exam. If they pass, they can reduce 2 points. Drivers can also participate in offline safety public welfare activities. Within 3 days, the cumulative study time must reach 30 minutes, with each session lasting no less than 5 minutes. If they pass the exam, they can reduce 1 point. The maximum point reduction in one scoring cycle is 6 points. Cases not accepted: The following situations will not be accepted: In the previous scoring cycle, the driver had two or more full-point records. Within three scoring cycles, the driver was involved in hit-and-run accidents, drunk driving, or the use of forged or altered documents or license plates. The driver's license is in the probation period or has not been reviewed on time. The driver has unresolved traffic violation records. The driver has a motor vehicle with an expired safety technical inspection or not deregistered as required. The driver has already reduced the maximum of 6 points in the current cycle.

[McAngelina]

As an experienced truck driver with years of driving heavy vehicles, I can confidently say that points on a large vehicle driver's license can be deducted through traffic law study programs. For license holders like us with Class B licenses, when facing traffic violation points, we can register on the 12123 APP and take traffic regulation courses followed by exams. Passing these can deduct points, with a maximum of 6 points per year. I find this very practical—not only does it save points, but it also helps truck drivers review rules, such as highway speed limits or freight transportation precautions. Driving large vehicles already carries heavy responsibilities, and studying more laws reduces the chance of repeated violations, making driving safer. For specific operations, the APP will remind you of the course duration—about 30 minutes of study and a 20-question test. If you encounter difficulties, you can consult nearby traffic police stations, but most people handle it directly on their phones, which is convenient and efficient.

[Blake]

My son just got his heavy vehicle license and started truck transportation. He was recently penalized with points for overloading and was as anxious as an ant on a hot pan. I told him he could reduce points by studying traffic laws, and he took the online course on the app very seriously, spending two hours to pass the exam and reduce his points. Now, he follows the rules more strictly when working, saying he learned about cargo weight limits, saving on fines and staying safer. As a parent, I think this policy is great—it applies to both small and large vehicles, giving everyone a chance to improve. The key is that it uses a simple method to make young people value obeying the law, avoiding the risk of license suspension. The process isn’t complicated—just register, choose a course, and take an online test, so truck drivers can all give it a try. If you forget the steps, ask experienced friends or download the official guide.

[Moreira]

Heavy vehicle driver's license holders can reduce penalty points through legal studies. Install the 12123 APP, log in, select the 'Study to Reduce Points' function, complete the prescribed courses, and pass the test to deduct points. This policy also applies to large vehicle licenses such as Class B or A, with a maximum reduction of 6 points per year. Handle traffic violations promptly and operate through the APP. Online learning helps prevent reoffending. I understand this helps improve driving safety.

[MadelineLee]

As a community traffic volunteer, emphasizing safety and law compliance is crucial. Large vehicle drivers can also reduce penalty points through legal studies, which significantly helps in reducing accidents. A neighbor who drives large vehicles used this service—after downloading the APP and learning the rules, his points were reduced. He mentioned learning key turning gestures to prevent collisions. I think the policy has broad coverage, applying equally to large and small vehicles, encouraging drivers to proactively improve rather than passively accept penalties. Especially for large vehicles, their size means violations have severe impacts, and post-study awareness is enhanced, such as preventing fatigue driving. For any issues, drivers can contact APP customer service or the traffic police team, ensuring compliance and prioritizing safety.

[BeauFitz]

In recent years, policies have been unified, allowing drivers with large vehicle licenses to reduce penalty points through learning, just like regular car drivers. When holding a B or A license, simply log in to 12123 to select courses for study and exams if points are recorded. I've interacted with friends who drive large vehicles, and they benefit from this mechanism—reducing points while reviewing special freight transport rules. This trend encourages continuous education, reducing risks associated with large vehicles, such as blind spot accidents. In the future, the process may be simplified, encouraging more drivers to participate and improve road safety. The operation is simple: download the app, register, and complete a few steps. Although the annual limit is a 6-point reduction, it helps cultivate good driving habits.