Can Driver's License Points Be Sold?

[OAndres]

Driver's license points cannot be sold. Any illegal activity involving the buying or selling of driver's license points will result in penalties. For the first offense, the vehicle owner will be fined and have their driver's license suspended for six months. For the second offense, the owner will be fined, have their license revoked, and be prohibited from reapplying for a driver's license for five years. Traffic regulations stipulate that a vehicle can have up to three individuals deduct points, but these individuals must be family members or relatives. Below are the risks associated with deducting points for others: 1. Inability to protect your rights: If a dispute arises after deducting points for someone else, you will be unable to protect your legal rights. 2. Negative impact on employment and other areas: If all your points are deducted for someone else, you will have to retake the driving test. Additionally, accumulating too many traffic violation records can severely impact future employment opportunities. 3. Severe penalties if discovered: If it is found that you have engaged in buying, selling, or deducting points for others illegally, the public security department will confiscate any illegal gains, re-penalize the traffic violations, and impose severe penalties on those involved in such activities.

[Ethan]

Selling points on your driver's license is absolutely illegal, let me tell you, you must not do this. According to traffic regulations, buying or selling points constitutes fraud. If caught, you could face fines of several thousand yuan, have your license revoked, or be blacklisted. I've seen many cases where people helped friends sell points and ended up being implicated themselves, with a permanent stain on their record. More importantly, selling points encourages dangerous driving, allowing drivers who should learn their lesson to continue violating rules and threatening road safety. Be honest—if you lose points, just take the safety course to restore them properly. Don't look for shortcuts. Driving carefully and following the rules is the right way—it benefits you and everyone in the long run.

[Connie]

I think selling driver's license points is not only illegal but also unethical. Isn't selling points just helping others evade responsibility? Those who violate traffic rules won't learn their lesson and may cause accidents again. Having driven for over a decade, I deeply understand the importance of safe driving. The demerit point system is meant to remind us to follow the rules, and covering it up is irresponsible. Think about it—if everyone plays such tricks, traffic order will collapse, and who can we trust? It's best to steer clear of this. Facing mistakes honestly is safer. Pay the fines when due, attend required courses, accumulate experience to improve driving skills, and avoid future troubles.

[AmaraDella]

Honestly, selling driver's license points is illegal and strictly prohibited. Trading points is easily detectable and carries severe consequences: fines ranging from hundreds to thousands, and temporary suspension of your license. In practice, I recommend accepting penalties when facing point deductions, such as taking online safety courses to reduce points. Don't follow those who engage in private transactions—it often leads to regret. Safe driving comes first; avoiding violations means fewer points deducted, keeping you worry-free and safe.

[Jenkins]

From a safety perspective, selling driver's license points is extremely harmful. The demerit point system is designed to identify high-risk drivers and provide them with education. Selling points allows them to evade responsibility, which may lead to more serious violations or even accidents. I have encountered similar cases where the person who sold points committed another violation afterward, nearly harming themselves and others. Following the rules is the best approach; if you receive demerit points, study and reflect seriously, and avoid resorting to unethical means. Always pay attention to speed limits and traffic signals while driving to reduce the risk of mistakes and protect yourself.

[Herbert]

I once heard a friend who planned to sell points for profit, only to face heavy fines and a criminal record. Your driver's license points reflect your driving history, and selling them is essentially ruining your own future. This is highly illegal, and both buyers and sellers face legal consequences. I believe the safest approach is: if you lose points, accept the penalty and attend training to restore them. Drive carefully and avoid violations to steer clear of trouble. Always prioritize safety over small gains that could lead to big troubles.