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Does the driver's license gain an extra point after deducting points through legal learning?

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StCora

07/29/25 7:55pm

After deducting points through legal learning, the driver's license does not gain an extra point. Here are the relevant details: Legal Learning Point Deduction: Drivers can apply for "legal learning point deduction" through online learning. Continuous learning for 5 minutes counts towards cumulative learning time. Accumulating 30 minutes within 3 days counts as one session. After meeting the learning time requirement, drivers can apply to take an online exam within 7 working days. Passing the exam deducts 1 point. Participating in on-site learning for at least 1 hour per session and passing the exam deducts 2 points. Deduction Rules: After receiving traffic safety education as required, if the conditions for point deduction are met, the points will be deducted from the driver's current accumulated points, with a maximum deduction of 6 points. However, this cannot be used to deduct points for traffic violations that have not yet occurred.

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