Can someone else's driver's license be used for point deduction?

[KaiMarie]

Driver's license points can be deducted using someone else's license, but it's important to note that a vehicle can only use up to three different driver's licenses to clear violation points within a year. Additionally, the person whose license is being used must personally handle the point deduction process with their own driver's license. The scoring cycle of a driver's license is calculated from the date of issuance and resets after one year. Regardless of how many points are deducted within a year, as long as the total does not reach 12 points, the score will automatically reset to 12 points the following year. For point deduction handling: If the points deducted exceed 12 or more, the traffic police will confiscate the driver's license when handling the violation. The offender must attend a seven-day traffic regulation knowledge course at a designated location. They must also take the subject one exam, similar to the initial driver's license test. Upon passing the exam, a test score certificate will be issued, and the driver's license can then be retrieved with the points cleared.