How to Regain Your Driver's License After Losing All 12 Points?
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For drivers holding Class A or B licenses, if they accumulate 12 points within one scoring cycle, they must apply for a license downgrade within 30 days. If a driver's license is revoked for accumulating 12 points, the license will be temporarily suspended, and the driver must retake the written test (Subject 1). Only after passing the test can they resume driving.
After accumulating 12 penalty points, your driver's license will be temporarily suspended, and you must first report to the local vehicle management office. They will arrange a seven-day traffic safety course, requiring daily attendance. The content covers everything from basic traffic rules to real-life accident case studies. Upon completion, you must pass the subject one exam with a score of 90 or above. Most exam questions come from a question bank, so I recommend downloading a mobile app in advance to practice—more practice makes it easier to pass. Once you pass the exam, your license will be reinstated. The entire process is designed to help individuals recognize their mistakes and develop better driving habits. Remember the lesson afterward—avoid speeding or violations to prevent repeating the same mistakes. The whole process takes about half a month, so patience is key—don't rush it.
