How many points can be deducted from a newly added motorcycle license?
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Newly added motorcycle license can deduct 11 points. For C1 to D tricycle motorcycle license addition, there is no impact if the points deducted during the probation period do not exceed 11. However, if the points reach or exceed 12, the C1 driving license qualification will be revoked. Conditions for adding a driving license: Those who have just obtained a driving license (such as a motorcycle license) can only take other types of driving license tests (such as a car license) after one year. During the application and examination process for adding a license, the applicant must bring their ID card and the previously obtained driving license. Those who pass the test can add the license. Notes for adding a driving license: To add a driving license, you must have a local household registration where you want to add the license, and the license issuing authority must also be local. If it is not a local household registration and local driving license relationship, the application will not be processed, and the relationship must be transferred.
I recently learned some knowledge while helping a friend with their driver's license issues. After obtaining a new motorcycle license, there is typically a probationary period of 12 months with a total points limit of 12. If all points are deducted, the license will be revoked, and you'll have to start over from the written test (Subject 1). Common point-deducting behaviors include speeding 10% to 20% (3 points deducted), running a red light (6 points deducted), and drunk driving (12 points deducted, requiring a full retake). Beginners often overlook things like not wearing a safety helmet (2 points deducted) or obscuring the license plate (12 points deducted). It's recommended to strictly adhere to speed limits, wear full protective gear, and avoid riding at night or in bad weather, as this can reduce accident risks by up to 30%. Other considerations include the impact of point deductions on car insurance renewal, with premiums possibly increasing by around 20%. In short, safe driving saves money and lives—don’t take it lightly, and practice urban riding skills more often.
