How to Handle 23 Points Deducted for Traffic Violations?

[DeCassandra]

Drivers need to bring the "Admission Notice" to the school to register and participate in the study. If the driver finds that the points have been fully deducted through inquiry, they can also bring their driver's license to register, which is equally valid. The courses include traffic violation points and penalties, driver psychological quality and traffic safety, road traffic safety laws and regulations, etc. After participating in the study, the vehicle management department should conduct a road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge test for the motor vehicle driver within 20 days. If the test is passed, the points will be cleared, and the motor vehicle driver's license will be returned.

[LaEva]

I've also encountered a similar situation with 23 points deducted for traffic violations, and it's really frustrating. Normally, a driver's license only has 12 points per year, and with 23 points deducted at once, you're definitely way over the limit. First, you need to handle the fines—calculate how much each violation costs—and then promptly report to the local traffic management bureau or vehicle administration office. They'll require you to attend a training course, usually a seven-day traffic safety education program. After completing the course, you'll need to pass the subject one exam to have your points reset or reinstated. If you fail the exam, you might have to retake the driver's license test or face a downgrade, which can significantly impact your work and daily expenses. My advice is not to delay—handle it as soon as possible for peace of mind. You can check violations and payment locations through the 12123 app or official website. Drive more carefully in the future, especially avoiding high-risk behaviors like speeding or drunk driving—safety first!

[DelMorgan]

To handle a deduction of 23 points, from a regulatory perspective, this is clearly the result of accumulated multiple violations. According to the Road Traffic Safety Law, if your driver's license points are deducted to 12 points, you must participate in study and examination. In your situation, you should directly go to the traffic law enforcement department for processing. Bring your ID card, driver's license, vehicle registration certificate, and related fine receipts. They will arrange for you to attend a study course, usually lasting a few days to learn traffic rules, followed by an examination. If you pass, you can recover some of the points. If the accumulated points deduction is excessive, your license may also be suspended or revoked. Fines must be paid in full, and don't forget to check the specific violation records and amounts, which can be done using the traffic police app. Not paying attention to safety while driving has serious consequences, not only in terms of point deductions but also potential accidents. Always drive with caution.

[VonNicole]

Having driven for decades, I've seen many troubles caused by penalty points. Losing 23 points means you've long exceeded the limit and must immediately enroll in a remedial course at the DMV. The process is straightforward: pay all fines (typically ranging from hundreds to thousands depending on violation types), then attend a week-long study session and pass the exam. The test mainly covers traffic rules – passing it will restore your points or reinstate your license. A friend who lost 15 points followed this procedure and resolved everything smoothly. Don't delay, as there are deadlines for course registration – missing them may lead to harsher penalties. Pro tip: Night driving and rainy conditions often trigger speeding violations; installing a dashcam for monitoring is advisable.

[SanIvan]

Wow, 23 points deducted! That's way over the limit, usually it's just 1 or 2 points at most. Need to act fast: first check the details and fines for each violation on the 12123 APP, and pay all the outstanding ones. Then make a trip to the traffic management bureau to handle the procedures for the study and test. After completing a few days of classes, take the subject one exam. Passing it can clear or recover some points. If you delay, your license might be suspended, affecting your driving. The costs aren't cheap, with fines and study fees totaling several thousand yuan. By the way, it's recommended to install a navigation APP to remind you of electronic surveillance locations, so you won't drive too recklessly in the future.