How to Handle 36 Points Deducted from Driver's License?
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If a motor vehicle driver accumulates 12 or more points in a single scoring cycle, the relevant authorities will confiscate the driver's license. Participate in a 5-day road traffic safety training course. After completing the training, take the subject one exam with the "Training Completion Certificate" to clear the deducted points upon passing.
I've been driving a taxi for almost twenty years, and losing 36 points is no small matter. The total score on a driver's license is only 12 points, so 36 points means accumulating more than three times the usual violations, such as speeding or running red lights. First, you need to register for a mandatory traffic safety course at the local vehicle management office, which usually takes about a week. After completing the course, you must pass the theoretical exam for Subject 1. If you fail, you'll have to retake the course and the exam. In severe cases, you might even need to take the road test for Subject 3. During this process, you can't drive your car, and if it drags on too long, your license could be revoked, forcing you to start from scratch. Act quickly and don't delay. Pay attention to road conditions regularly, check your driving record periodically, and develop good habits to avoid a lot of trouble. Stay updated on traffic rule changes—safety comes first.
