How many points will be deducted from the driver's license in a traffic accident?
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Buddy, I had a minor accident last time when I accidentally bumped into another car while reversing, and my license got deducted 3 points. Traffic violation points depend on the severity of the accident. For minor scratches with no injuries, it's usually 1-3 points; if there's hit-and-run or running a red light causing casualties, it could be 6-12 points at once. My advice is not to panic after an accident—report it to the police promptly, and they'll assign points based on responsibility. If you accumulate 12 points, you’ll have to retake the driving test, which is a hassle. Looking back now, checking the reversing radar more often while parking could prevent many minor accidents. Safety comes first when driving—this lesson taught me to develop habits like regularly checking the car, such as ensuring the brake lights are working. A little extra caution means fewer points deducted, saving money and hassle.
I've seen many drivers at the repair shop inquiring about penalty points for accidents. If it's a minor accident, like a rear-end collision or crossing the line, and the fault is on your side, it usually deducts 2-3 points; for more serious cases like drunk driving or injuring someone, it can deduct 6 points or directly revoke your license with 12 points. Deducted points affect insurance, such as higher premiums the following year, and you need to handle the point records quickly, otherwise accumulating too many can cause trouble. My personal advice is to take photos as evidence after an accident and notify the insurance company as soon as possible. To prevent accidents, it's best to maintain your vehicle regularly, like checking tire wear, which makes driving more stable. Don't wait until points are deducted to regret it; develop good habits, drive a bit slower, and it'll save you trouble in the long run.
