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What does a cumulative score of 3 points on a driver's license mean?

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TimothyDella

07/30/25 6:42am

A cumulative score of 3 points on a driver's license means that 3 points have been deducted for violating traffic regulations. How points are recorded on a driver's license: 1. The scoring cycle is 12 months, meaning each year is a scoring cycle. Traffic management authorities impose penalty points for violations, and these points are accumulated within each scoring cycle. 2. If the points in a scoring cycle do not reach 12 and the driver has paid all fines for the violations, the points will be cleared. If the fines are not paid, the points will automatically carry over to the next scoring cycle. 3. If the total penalty points reach or exceed 12 within a scoring cycle, the driver's license will be confiscated by the traffic management authorities. The driver will need to retake the study of road traffic safety laws and regulations, and upon passing the exam, the points will be cleared and the license returned. If the exam is not passed, the driver must continue studying and retaking the exam. 4. If a driver reaches 12 points or more twice within a scoring cycle, they must not only retake the study of laws and regulations but also participate in driving skills training and exams. Upon passing the exam, the points will be cleared and the license returned; otherwise, the driver must continue studying and retaking the exam. 5. If a driver reaches 12 points and refuses to participate in the study of regulations and exams, their driver's license will be suspended.

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