How many points can be deducted from an A1 driver's license without affecting its use?
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A1 driver's license will not be affected as long as the total points deducted do not reach 12. Here are some precautions regarding the probationary period of the driver's license: Probationary period sign: During the probationary period, a uniform probationary period sign printed by the traffic management department should be posted on the rear of the vehicle being driven. Highway driving: When driving a motor vehicle on the highway during the probationary period, the driver should be accompanied by a driver who has held a driver's license for the corresponding or higher vehicle type for more than three years. Among them, when driving a small automatic passenger car for the disabled, the driver can be accompanied by a driver who holds a driver's license for small automatic passenger cars or higher vehicle types.
I've been driving buses for over a decade and know the A1 license point system well. The key is not to exceed 5 points - with 1-5 points deducted, you can still use your license normally. Once you reach 6 points, you'll need to go for verification, which involves troublesome traffic department training. The scoring cycle lasts 12 months, after which points are reset. Always drive carefully - avoid running red lights and speeding, as these minor violations easily accumulate points. Safety comes first - bus drivers bear heavy responsibilities, so make it a habit to check maps and traffic signals regularly.
