How to Handle the Annual Review of an A2 Driver's License with 2 Points Deducted?
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First, locate and click to open the Traffic Management 12123 app, enter your mobile number and password, then click the login button below to log in. Click on the [More] option at the bottom of the homepage to proceed. After opening More, scroll down and find the [Study to Reduce Points] option. By studying and answering questions, you can reduce the deducted points. A maximum of 6 points can be reduced in one scoring cycle.
After driving for so many years, getting points deducted is a common occurrence. My A2 license had 2 points deducted, but it doesn’t affect the annual inspection much—as long as it doesn’t reach 12 points, you still have to go through the process. Here’s how I usually handle it: First, I check the point records at the traffic management department to confirm it’s an actual deduction and not a mistake. Then, I attend the required traffic safety education class, usually a one- or two-hour warning session, and get a completion certificate afterward. For the annual inspection, I bring my ID, driver’s license, and the completion certificate to the DMV. They’ll review everything, and if everything’s fine, they’ll approve it. Don’t forget to make an appointment in advance to avoid long queues. Also, drive carefully to avoid speeding or violations—keeping your record clean is key. Safety comes first, and fewer points deducted means peace of mind.
