What are the new regulations for driver's license demerit points in 2020?

[ErinLynn]

The new regulations for driver's license demerit points in 2020 are: 1. In one demerit point cycle, one vehicle can use a maximum of 3 driver's licenses to clear points, and the vehicle owner must complete on-site real-name identity verification; 2. If the same driver clears points for 3 different license plate vehicles within one year, or if 3 drivers clear points for the same license plate vehicle, they will be listed as key review targets and their point-clearing services will be suspended; 3. If someone is found to be clearing points for others, first-time offenders will have their driver's license suspended for 6 months and be fined. Second-time offenders will be fined and may also face 15 days of detention and revocation of their driver's license, with no eligibility to retake the test for 5 years. For those who steal or use someone else's driver's license or sell points, they will face up to 10 days of detention and a fine upon discovery. Serious cases may involve criminal charges; 4. For one-time violations resulting in a full 12-point deduction, the points must be cleared in one go and only one driver's license can be used for point clearance.