What is the date for clearing points on a driver's license?

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The date for clearing points on a driver's license is the day when the 12-month demerit point cycle is completed. Below is a detailed introduction to the demerit point cycle: Pay fines in advance: The demerit point cycle is 12 months, calculated from the date the driver's license was first issued. If the demerit points accumulated within one cycle do not reach 12 and all fines are paid before the end of the cycle, the system will automatically reset the points at the start of the next cycle. However, if any fines remain unpaid, the points will not be cleared at the beginning of the next cycle. Adding permitted vehicle types does not change the cycle: After adding permitted vehicle types and obtaining a new driver's license, the validity period of the license will not be recalculated. Additionally, the demerit point cycle will always start from the original date of the first issuance of the license. During the probation period after adding vehicle types, if the driver's license accumulates 12 demerit points, the probationary driving qualification for the newly added vehicle types will be revoked.