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Can an automatic transmission license deduct points from a manual transmission license?

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AllisonLee

07/24/25 5:11am

An automatic transmission license cannot deduct points from a manual transmission license. Points deduction knowledge: 1. The relationship between C2 and C1 in points deduction: The automatic transmission driver's license is C2, while the manual transmission is C1. The level is insufficient, so it cannot help deduct points for a C1 driver's license; however, C1 can help deduct points for C2, meaning a higher-level license can deduct points for a lower-level one, but not vice versa. 2. Documents required for points deduction: The person deducting points must present their driver's license, ID card, and the violating vehicle's registration certificate. For commercial vehicles, a professional qualification certificate is also required. 3. Points deduction notice: If a vehicle is detained by traffic police due to a traffic violation, the violator must present the vehicle detention certificate, their driver's license, and the vehicle's registration certificate within 15 days to the law enforcement station for processing.

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SanKinsley

08/11/25 12:51am

As a veteran driver with twenty years of experience, I'd like to share my personal insights about license demerit points. The demerit point system is a record-keeping mechanism by traffic authorities for individual driving violations, and it makes no distinction between automatic or manual transmission vehicles. If you only hold an automatic transmission license but are caught illegally driving a manual transmission car—such as for speeding or running a red light—the police will deduct points directly from your personal license and impose an additional fine for driving beyond your permitted scope. In my city, this type of violation typically results in a deduction of 2 or more points and a fine of 500 yuan. Accumulating too many points can affect insurance premiums and annual inspection efficiency. I recommend that new drivers directly obtain a manual transmission license (C1), as it offers greater compatibility and eliminates the hassle and risks of unlicensed driving. I've seen many young people opt for the convenience of an automatic license, only to face demerit points for driving manual transmissions, forcing them to attend remedial classes and retake tests—costing both money and time. Safe driving is no joke; adhering to your permitted license scope is the best way to protect yourself.

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