How to Retrieve Driving License After Deducting 24 Points?
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The driver involved must report to the traffic police department within 15 days for processing. Failure to do so within 15 days will result in direct revocation of the driving license. The driver must take the study voucher to the local vehicle management office to complete the procedures and pay the required fees, then undergo 7 consecutive days of study before taking the Subject 1 exam at the driving school. Upon passing the exam, the driver can collect the driving license from the traffic police department with the passing notice. The deducted points will be cleared, allowing the driver to continue driving on the road.
I've been in this situation before, having my driver's license deducted 24 points, which felt quite troublesome. First, you need to register at the local vehicle management office and attend a traffic safety regulations course, which requires at least 7 days of classes. Each day covers explanations about violation penalties and driving techniques. After completing the course, don't rush off—you still have to take the subject one exam, which includes questions on new traffic regulations and is more difficult than when you first got your license. After passing the exam, the vehicle management office will notify you to retrieve your license, but there's a waiting period of several weeks for review. During this time, you absolutely must not drive, or it will cause even more trouble. The whole process taught me the importance of following the rules, especially avoiding speeding or drunk driving. The cost is generally not high, but it does take time and effort. I suggest being more cautious in the future—safety is far more important than speed.
