How to Earn Bonus Points Through Online Learning for Driver's License?

[PeytonAnn]

In some cities, bonus points can be earned by answering questions, with scores ranging from 1 to 6 points. Many cities currently carry out this activity through the city services section in WeChat Wallet. Shenzhen is implementing this program. The rules for adding points to a driver's license are currently being trialed in only a few regions, with the maximum allowable bonus capped at 21 points. Specifically, points can be added to a driver's license through the following methods: 1. 3 points for no violations in a year: Although this reward-based point system is well-intentioned, it can be challenging for those who drive frequently. Currently, Guangzhou is trialing this system, where drivers can receive 3 points if they have no violation records within a year and no fatal traffic accidents in the past two years. 2. Reporting violations can earn points: Reporting violations can also yield 3 points. This initiative mobilizes public participation to uphold traffic regulations, but the 3 points earned from reporting can only offset a 3-point deduction from one's own record.

[SanCarlos]

I recently added points through the 'Study to Reduce Penalty Points' feature online, which is now available on many city traffic management platforms. First, you need to download the official app, such as 'Traffic Management 12123,' register and log in, then you can see the learning option on the main interface. Follow the instructions to watch a 30-minute traffic safety video, and some areas also require completing a 10-question test—the questions aren’t difficult, but you must pay attention. Completing one session can add up to 1 point, with a yearly cap of 6 points, but only points deducted from your own vehicle can be offset. Last time, I got 6 points deducted for running a red light, and this method helped me recover 3 points, saving me hundreds in fines. Just remember to use your own phone for the process, and if facial recognition gets stuck, simply adjust the lighting.

[JudahMarie]

As a veteran taxi driver with over 20 years of experience, I find the online point accumulation system particularly practical. We drivers can directly operate it through the Traffic Management 12123 APP by entering the 'Study to Reduce Points' section and selecting video learning. Some regions may require a knowledge test, with questions covering basic traffic rules. Younger drivers might find it simple, but watching the videos multiple times genuinely serves as a reminder to drive responsibly. I make time to do it two or three times a month, earning 1 point each time, and this year I managed to offset all my speeding penalties with these points. However, it's important to note that drivers with accumulated penalties exceeding 12 points are ineligible to participate, so it's always best to drive cautiously in daily life.

[Aaron]

Young people can operate this very quickly. I just earned points last month. Open the Traffic Management 12123 APP, find the 'Study to Reduce Points' entry, watch a 30-minute video, and then answer questions. If you get all ten questions right, you earn 1 point. If you use a tablet and play it at double speed, you can finish in half an hour—even the time waiting for the bus can be used to earn points. Remember, you can earn a maximum of 1 point per day and 6 points per year, which is perfect for new drivers like me who occasionally cross solid lines. Just note that this feature is only available in certain local areas. Last time, I was interrupted because I watched the video with headphones and there was no sound. I had to restart in a quiet place to succeed.