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How many points does a driver's license that hasn't been valid for a full year have?

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VanGemma

07/29/25 1:13am

A driver's license that hasn't been valid for a full year has 12 points. Here are specific details about point deductions during the probationary period: 1. Point deductions for a C1 driver's license during probation: If a C1 driver's license receives 1 to 11 points during probation, the driver should normally clear the violations to reset the points to zero. The points will be restored at the end of the scoring cycle. However, if the points reach 12, the probationary license will be automatically revoked. The driver must reapply for the C1 driver's license test, and a new license will be issued after passing all tests from Subject 1 to Subject 4. 2. Point deductions for A or B class driver's licenses during probation: For A or B class licenses, if 1 to 5 points are deducted, the driver should simply handle the violation records normally, and the points will be restored at the cycle's end. If 6 to 11 points are deducted, the probationary period will be extended by one year according to regulations. However, if the probationary license receives 12 or more points, the license grade will be revoked.

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DonovanDella

08/12/25 5:21am

I just got my driver's license less than a year ago, and my current points are still at 12, just like all drivers starting from the same point. But as a novice, I have to be extra careful because if I accumulate 6 points during the probationary period, my probation will be extended by one year, and if I reach 12 points, my license will be revoked outright—much harsher than for experienced drivers. I remember once driving too fast on a rainy day and almost getting caught for speeding—luckily, no points were deducted. Since then, I’ve been more mindful of speed limits and road signs. New drivers are more prone to mistakes, often due to unfamiliarity with the rules, so I recommend reviewing the traffic regulations multiple times and installing a real-time navigation app to remind yourself to avoid errors. Safety first—only then can you drive with peace of mind.

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