Can Points Be Deducted Next Year If Driving License Points Are Insufficient?

[StEmmett]

There are two scenarios. In the first scenario, if it does not affect the annual inspection of the motor vehicle, the traffic violations can be processed and points deducted in the following year. In the second scenario, if the motor vehicle requires annual inspection procedures within the current year, points cannot be deducted the next year and must be deducted before the annual inspection. If a driving license accumulates 12 penalty points and the violation was caught on-site by traffic police, the driving license will definitely be confiscated. In such cases, the violation record must be processed at the traffic police department. For a driving license still in the probationary period, the license must also be canceled. For licenses past the probationary period, the driver must attend full-point education courses and pass the subject one exam to restore driving privileges and clear the points. Things to note when handling violations: One driving license can only process violations for up to three motor vehicles, and one motor vehicle can only use up to three driving licenses for processing. If a motor vehicle is recorded with a single violation resulting in 12 points, a probationary driving license cannot be used to process it. Instead, a post-probationary license can be used to help avoid cancellation. On-site traffic police tickets and high-definition camera tickets capturing the driver's face cannot be processed using another person's driving license—only the violator's license can be used, as the traffic police department will conduct facial recognition for violation records.