How to Take the Online Point Reduction Exam for a Driver's License?
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To take the online point reduction exam for a driver's license, first, you need to open the Traffic Management 12123 app and enter the "Study to Reduce Points" section. By familiarizing yourself with the question bank, you can then participate in the point reduction exam. Below are the key points regarding the online study and point reduction process. 1. Points Already Incurred: You can only enter the "Study to Reduce Points" section if you have already incurred points. 2. Cycle Limit: The "Study to Reduce Points" program allows a reduction of up to 6 points for a motor vehicle driver within one scoring cycle. 3. Reduction Conditions: Continuous study for at least 5 minutes counts towards cumulative study time. Accumulating 30 minutes of study within 3 days counts as one session. Within 7 working days after meeting the study time requirement, you can take the exam to reduce points. Each online exam can only reduce one point.
I tried the online point reduction when I got demerit points, and it was quite simple. Open your phone, download the Traffic Management 12123 APP, log in to your account, and bind your driver's license information. Then, find the "Study to Reduce Points" module in the business center and start watching traffic safety videos. Each video is about 20 minutes long, and you need to accumulate the required study time, such as 30 hours. After that, take an online test with 20 multiple-choice questions. You need to answer 18 correctly to pass, and the system will automatically reduce your points upon passing, with a maximum reduction of 6 points. The whole process can be done at home, saving you the trouble of going to the DMV and helping you remember safety knowledge. The key is to have a stable internet connection to avoid disconnections. It's best to spread out the videos over a few days instead of watching them all at once to avoid fatigue. If you fail the test, you can retry—just practice a few more times.
Using a smartphone makes this task very convenient. After logging into the Traffic Management 12123 APP, select 'Study to Reduce Points' in the services section. First, watch the safety education videos, which contain practical content such as preventing fatigue driving and handling violations. Only after completing the required study duration can you unlock the exam mode. The questions are based on the video content, and a higher correct answer rate can help reduce points. It's recommended to ensure a stable internet connection before opening the APP and to take the exam promptly after studying to avoid data loss. This method can reduce up to 6 points at a time and also helps improve daily driving habits. After trying it once, I found it highly efficient and easy to operate on a smartphone anytime.
For family safety, I've researched this method. After receiving penalty points, use the Traffic Management 12123 APP to access the 'Study to Reduce Points' feature. Carefully watch the safety education videos. The test consists of multiple-choice questions about traffic rules - answering correctly reduces points. Note that video viewing duration must meet requirements; don't rush through it all at once. Combining this with careful driving in daily life can prevent losing all your points, making it very practical.
