Does B2 License Still Require Annual Review After 12123 Study Deduction?

[EmilioLee]

After completing the study-based point deduction on the Traffic Management 12123 platform, a B2 driver's license does not require annual review. Below are specific details about study-based point deduction: 1. Continued point deduction is allowed: After study-based point deduction, you can continue to accumulate penalty points. This process only reduces existing points on your license without affecting its validity. For example, if you received 6 penalty points for a violation, passing the study-based point deduction exam would clear these 6 points for a fresh start. 2. Depends on pre-deduction points: The remaining allowable points after study-based deduction depends on how many points the driver had accumulated before the deduction, but the total accumulated points cannot exceed 11. Regardless of participation in study-based deduction, a driver's license only has 12 points. Study-based deduction merely reduces existing penalty points on the license and does not increase the total points to 18.

[OwenAnn]

The 'Study to Reduce Points' feature on the 12123 APP is indeed quite effective in helping you recover some deducted points. However, if you hold a B2 driver's license, the annual review is still mandatory and must be completed on time. The annual review isn't just about point deductions; it includes health check-ups such as vision and hearing tests, as well as driving experience assessments. Since B2 licenses are used for operating large vehicles, which carry greater safety responsibilities, the review cycle is generally shorter—typically every two years, or more frequently depending on individual records. While 'Study to Reduce Points' handles violation points, the annual review is an independent periodic inspection system that won't be canceled just because you've reduced points. I remember trying it myself—my points were maxed out, but when the annual review date came, I still had to visit the DMV for a physical and paperwork. This is mainly because the annual review focuses on monitoring overall driving competence to prevent potential risks. I recommend using the APP's reminder feature to avoid missing the review deadline, as delays could lead to license suspension. Cultivate safe driving habits daily—point reduction is just a temporary remedy, while the annual review ensures long-term safety. Keeping a clean record is crucial.

[KendraDella]

From a safety perspective, the 'Learn and Reduce Points' program is an excellent way to study and improve driving behavior while reducing penalty points. For a B2 driver's license, annual review remains indispensable as it involves regular health assessments and qualification verification processes. B2 licenses are typically used for operating large vehicles and undergo more frequent reviews, possibly annually, depending on regional regulations and driving records. Although points may be restored after participating in the Learn and Reduce Points program, this does not exempt drivers from annual review obligations. The annual review focuses on ensuring drivers' physical fitness to handle complex vehicles and preventing accidents. In practice, it's advisable to prepare necessary documents like ID cards and medical reports in advance, and use apps to check for any issues before the review. I often remind fellow drivers that neglecting annual reviews may lead to fines or license suspension—safety should never be taken lightly. Maintaining good driving culture starts with point reduction, but annual reviews form the crucial link in the safety chain.

[DeKate]

Buddy, the 12123 point reduction for learning is awesome, no need to panic with fewer points. But it's different for a B2 license, the annual review still needs to be done as usual. The annual review isn't just about checking points, it also includes checking physical condition and stuff. Driving big vehicles with a B2 carries heavy responsibilities, the annual review might be once a year or even more frequent, don't think point reduction can get you out of it. I've tried this, felt relieved after reducing points, but when the time comes, still gotta make a trip to the annual review station. Missing the annual review can cause big trouble, the license might get suspended. Safe driving is key, set an alarm reminder on the app, don't be lazy. Point reduction is a bonus, not a replacement, annual review is a legal routine, stay compliant and don't drop the ball.