How many points will be deducted for driving on the highway with a license obtained within half a year?

[StRemington]

Driving on the highway with a license obtained within half a year requires an accompanying driver and will not result in point deduction. Relevant regulations: Article 75, Paragraph 2: A driver who operates a motor vehicle on a highway during the probationary period must be accompanied by a driver who has held a driver's license for the corresponding or higher vehicle category for more than three years. For drivers of small automatic transmission passenger vehicles for the disabled, they may be accompanied by a driver who holds a driver's license for small automatic transmission passenger vehicles or higher. During the probationary period after adding a new vehicle category, the above restrictions do not apply when driving the original vehicle category. Highway driving precautions: When driving on the highway and missing an exit due to unfamiliarity with the road, never reverse, drive in the opposite direction, or make an emergency stop. The correct approach after missing an exit is to proceed to the next exit, leave the highway, and then return. Avoid causing unnecessary traffic accidents by trying to save time.