How Many Driver's Licenses Can One Vehicle License Deduct Points From?
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One vehicle license can deduct points from three driver's licenses. According to regulations, if a motor vehicle has more than three driver's licenses handling violations, the system will automatically blacklist it. If one license handles violations for multiple vehicles, the system will automatically include it in the blacklist system. Here is additional information: In addition to administrative penalties, the traffic management department of the public security authority implements a cumulative point system for road traffic violations by motor vehicle drivers, with a 12-month scoring cycle. If a driver accumulates 12 points within one scoring cycle, the traffic management department will detain their driver's license, and the driver must participate in road traffic safety law and regulation training and take an exam as required.
Regarding the question of how many driver's licenses one vehicle license can deduct points from, I've encountered several traffic violation cases in over a decade of driving. According to China's traffic regulations, a single vehicle license can be linked to a maximum of three different driver's licenses for handling electronic violation deductions, such as speeding or running red lights caught by cameras. My car is currently linked to both my wife's and my driver's licenses, but the three-person limit exists to prevent people from profiting by selling points and disrupting order. In practice, you need to visit the traffic police station or use an app to complete the linking process, bringing both the vehicle license and driver's license documents. If violations exceed what three licenses can cover, points will be deducted from the vehicle owner's license, which in serious cases could affect the annual inspection. It's best to drive carefully to avoid such troubles.
I was curious about this answer when I first started learning to drive, and now I understand a bit more. The vehicle license is for the car, while the driver's license is what manages a person's points. When deducting points, one vehicle license can be linked to up to three driver's licenses to share the responsibility—for example, having family or friends take the points for a traffic violation, but with a maximum of three registered people. The rule is simple to prevent abuse of point-sharing. Each driver has a limit of 12 points, and if all are deducted, they must retake the test. Last month, my car was caught speeding, and I used a friend's license to cover it once. I learned that frequent violations aren't sustainable for a safe driving record.
Regarding traffic regulations, a vehicle's registration certificate can be linked to a maximum of three driver's licenses for handling penalty points, primarily to combat point-borrowing practices. The system is designed to be simple and fair, allowing vehicle owners to complete the binding process when needed. The fundamental solution is to avoid violations in the first place.
