How to Handle Points Deduction for A2 Driver's License
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a2 driver's license points deduction handling method: If the points deducted are less than 12, pay the fine to clear the points; if 12 points are deducted in the current scoring cycle, the party must go to the vehicle management office within 15 days to study for 7 days, take an exam within 15 days, and if passed, the points can be cleared, then go to the vehicle management office within 30 days to complete the downgrade and license replacement procedures. For points that have not reached 12 but still have unpaid fines, the points will be carried over to the next scoring cycle. For those who reach 12 points and refuse to participate in the study or take the exam, the motor vehicle driver's license will be revoked by the traffic police department; for those who reach 12 points more than twice in a scoring cycle, they must pass the relevant education and exam before the points can be cleared according to regulations.
As a veteran truck driver with over a decade of experience, let me tell you, you must handle A2 demerit points immediately—never delay. First, quickly check your remaining points using the 12123 Traffic Management App. For commercial drivers, hitting 12 points is serious trouble. You'll need to report to the traffic authorities for a seven-day traffic safety course, covering things like regulations review and case studies. After completing it, there's a written test—questions aren't hard but passing is mandatory. Last year, I maxed out my points once due to a speeding oversight, and the mandatory training cost me several days of work. Always drive carefully: run fewer red lights, avoid reckless lane changes—dashcams are everywhere now, and they catch everything. Prioritize safety, remind yourself to drive steadily, and don’t let habits turn into risks.
