Can I Still Get Points Deducted After Reducing Points Through Legal Study?
1 Answers
After reducing points through legal study, you can still get points deducted. It only reduces the penalty points on your driver's license and does not affect its use. Here is some information about reducing points through legal study: 1. Purpose: On the surface, reducing points through legal study gives the driver's license more behavioral points, but more importantly, it encourages drivers who have been penalized to participate in legal study. 2. Notes: If you accumulate 12 penalty points, your driver's license will be suspended, and you must attend a 7-day study session for Subject 1 at the location of the traffic violation within 15 days and pass the exam. Additionally, if you accumulate 12 penalty points in the current scoring cycle, you cannot participate in the point reduction activity in the next scoring cycle.