How to Study Online After Losing 12 Points on Your Driver's License?

[McJesse]

Drivers who need to complete the "Full Score Education" can choose to apply in person at the traffic police department's Full Score Education acceptance "window" or apply online through the "Traffic Management 12123" App or the "Internet Traffic Safety Comprehensive Service Management Platform." This includes both "online education" and "on-site education." After completing all the required studies, they can then take the road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge test at the public security traffic management department. Below are some important notes regarding driver's license usage: 1. Driver's licenses have an expiration date: A driver's license is only valid for driving legally if it is within its expiration period. If the license has expired and the holder has not renewed it, driving with it is considered illegal. 2. Avoid accumulating 12 penalty points within 12 months: A driver's license has 12 points that can be deducted within a 12-month period. It is crucial to avoid accumulating all 12 points within this timeframe, as this would require attending a course at the local vehicle management office and passing a subsequent test. If the test is failed, the driver must retake it until passing, after which the license can be reclaimed.

[BradleyLee]

When my driver's license was deducted 12 points, I immediately checked the regulations of the traffic management department and found that I had to take an online learning course to reinstate it. I registered an account through the local traffic police website or the designated app, and the entire process was quite simple: after logging in, I needed to complete 7 days of online course study, about 1-2 hours per day. The content covered traffic regulations and safe driving knowledge, with video explanations that were easy to understand, along with some real case studies analyzing accident causes. The learning process couldn’t be interrupted for too long, as the system automatically tracked progress. The exam was also conducted online, with questions simulating the driving theory test. I passed by practicing in advance. After reinstating my license, I felt my safety awareness had improved significantly, and I’ll drive more carefully in the future. This process saved me the hassle of visiting offices, but I recommend adjusting your schedule to avoid delays.

[JoyLee]

Losing 12 points on your license is a wake-up call, and online learning is a crucial step to regain eligibility. After registering on the traffic management platform, I spent a full week taking online courses covering everything from basic rules to complex scenarios. The system was stable, and the video explanations plus interactive tests gave me a deep understanding of violations' dangers—like the consequences of speeding or drunk driving. The exam was completed online, ensuring I passed in one attempt to restore my license. The whole process wasn't just about getting my privileges back but also instilling safer habits to reduce road risks. I recommend everyone, even those with full points, periodically review knowledge on similar platforms—it protects both yourself and others. Driving isn't child's play; learning and following rules reflect responsibility.

[GraceMarie]

After deducting 12 points from my license, online learning was super convenient. I just downloaded the traffic management app and registered. The course videos were short and concise, covering key points of safe driving. Spending 15-20 minutes on my phone daily, I completed it in a week, then took an online test to restore my license. The whole process was digital, saving me the hassle of queuing at the bureau. Any questions during the study could be queried and answered in real-time. After restoration, I corrected my bad habit of reckless lane changing. Simple and fast, very user-friendly for young people.