Is it okay to let someone else deduct 9 points from my driver's license?
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A driver's license can be used to deduct 9 points for someone else, and the 12 points will be restored after the scoring cycle ends. Processing method: To deduct points for someone else using your driver's license, the license holder must personally go through the procedure. They also need to present their ID card and sign for confirmation. It is recommended not to deduct more than 9 points for others to avoid being penalized on the spot. Point deduction standards: The total points on a driver's license are 12. If the points do not reach 12 within one scoring cycle, they will be automatically reset to zero at the start of the next scoring cycle. One scoring cycle (which lasts 12 months) corresponds to the one-year period starting from the month and day when the driver's license was initially issued.