How is the scoring reset date calculated when upgrading from C1 to B2 license?

[SanJayce]

C1 upgrading to B2 after the scoring reset date according to the driving license marked the initial license for a cycle of the starting date. C1 driver's license upgrading to B2 driver's license, the conditions to be met: Age between 20 and 60 years old; height not less than 155cm; hold C1 driver's license for more than 1 year; no record of 12 points in this scoring cycle and the most recent scoring cycle before application; vision must reach 5.0 or above on the logarithmic visual acuity chart; no record of drunk driving or causing fatal traffic accidents with primary responsibility while holding C1 license. The specific process for applying for B2 driver's license: Apply to the vehicle management office for upgrading to B2 license; fill out the application form, submit ID card and physical examination form, submit the original motor vehicle driver's license; participate in theoretical and practical tests according to the appointment; the new level of driver's license will be issued by the application vehicle management office within 7 working days after passing the exam.

[SabrinaDella]

I've been driving for over twenty years, and it's been several years since I upgraded from a C1 to a B2 license. I remember the score reset date clearly—it's calculated based on the day you first obtained your driver's license, regardless of any subsequent upgrades. On the day I upgraded, I specifically asked the DMV, and they said to check the initial issuance date on the license. Every year on the same date, the points are automatically reset. So, if your C1 license was issued on May 1, 2010, after upgrading to B2, your points will reset every May 1. This rule is quite stable and makes it easy to remember. The key is to drive without violations—safety first. Otherwise, if you accumulate too many points, you'll have to retake the test, which is a hassle. Always yield to pedestrians and avoid distractions to stay stress-free.

[EliasFitz]

I upgraded from C1 to B2 less than a year ago and now drive heavy trucks. The scoring reset date is when your license points are cleared, based on the date you initially obtained your driver's license, which remains unchanged after upgrading. When I upgraded, I carefully checked the traffic regulations and found it was still the original date, with points resetting to zero on the same day each year. I recommend new drivers use the 12123 APP to check their license information and confirm the date. Driving a B2 comes with heavy responsibilities, so it's crucial to strictly adhere to speed limits and prioritize safety. Don't underestimate the importance of point resets—if you max out on points, your qualification will be suspended, which could disrupt your work.

[VonAnderson]

The date for resetting the driver's license points is based on the initial issuance date, with a 12-month cycle ending in zero. Upgrading to a B2 license does not affect the point reset date calculation; the date remains unchanged. Check the duplicate of the driver's license to confirm the exact date. Always obey traffic signal rules while driving to maintain a low score for peace of mind.

[VonAurora]

Buddy, I upgraded to a B2 license last year. I asked the traffic police about the scoring cycle reset date, and it remains unchanged—still the day you first got your driver's license. For example, if I obtained my C1 license on June 1, 2018, and now drive a truck, the points are automatically cleared every June 1. The system calculates it automatically, so don't make wild guesses. Drive steadily, avoid overloading and drunk driving, prioritize safety for your own benefit, and don't wait until you lose your points to regret it.