Is there a difference between 11 and 9 points deducted from a driver's license?
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There is a difference between 11 and 9 points deducted from a driver's license. Regarding fines: Traffic violations are generally penalized by imposing fines (excluding the base amount) on the violator according to laws and regulations. If the driver's license is temporarily suspended or revoked, or if a unit is fined, an investigation must be conducted, evidence collected, and a penalty decision made through standard procedures. Therefore, those with 9 points deducted pay less in fines than those with 11 points deducted. Degree of point deduction: If 12 points are deducted within a scoring cycle, the driver must attend training at the vehicle management office and pass an exam before the license can be reinstated. Having 11 points deducted is very risky. With 9 points deducted, the driver can still afford to lose 2 more points without needing to undergo training, whereas with 11 points deducted, even one more point would result in penalties.