How to Remove Points from a Driver's License?
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Within a scoring cycle, if the points do not reach the maximum limit and there are no unpaid fines by the end of the cycle, the points will be automatically cleared. If the points exceed 12, the driver must participate in training and pass an exam before the points can be removed. If there are unpaid fines when the automatic clearance occurs, the points from the previous cycle will carry over to the next cycle. Below is additional information: 1. New Regulations on Point Removal: According to the 'Guidance on Handling Traffic Violations Based on Technical Monitoring Records,' if within one scoring cycle, the same driver handles violations for more than three different license plate vehicles not owned by them, it will trigger a suspicious license investigation procedure. A single vehicle can only have violations handled by a maximum of three different driver's licenses, and one driver's license can handle violations for a maximum of three vehicles, thereby restricting the practice of having others take the points. 2. Point Removal Process: Traffic police will print out the official fine notice using the driver's license and vehicle registration on a computer or police terminal. If the violation involves points deduction, the points will be recorded when the fine notice is printed. The points will be removed once the fine is paid.
