Questions about point deductions in Driving Test Subject 1?
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Here are the questions categorized by point deduction cycles: Point Deduction Cycle: A point deduction cycle lasts 12 months, with a total of 12 points. If all 12 points are deducted, you will need to undergo Subject 1 re-education. 1-point deduction: Failure to use lights as required, failure to yield properly when meeting another vehicle, failure to display inspection stickers, insurance stickers, vehicle registration, or driver's license, and driving a vehicle with cargo exceeding the specified dimensions. 2-point deduction: Failure to drive or park as required, and engaging in behaviors that compromise safety while driving, such as using a handheld phone. 3-point deduction: Failure to undergo annual vehicle inspection, violation of prohibition signs, and failure to use lights and warning signs properly when stopping due to a breakdown on the road. 6-point deduction: Violation of traffic signals, failure to yield to school buses, and illegal occupation of lanes. 12-point deduction: Drunk driving, speeding more than 50%, covering license plates, hit-and-run, driving in the wrong direction on highways, forgery, and behaviors related to evidence tampering.