What to Do If You Get Two Six-Point Deductions Within a Year?
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If your driver's license receives two six-point deductions within less than a year, accumulating to 12 points, you will need to retake the exam. According to regulations, you must attend a seven-day study and examination on road traffic safety laws, regulations, and related knowledge at the traffic management department of the public security authority where the violations occurred.
I've encountered a similar situation before. Getting two six-point deductions within a year is indeed quite tricky and requires immediate action, otherwise your license might be suspended or you could be forced to attend a training course. When I accumulated 12 points last time, I immediately reported to the local traffic management department and attended a seven-day road traffic safety education program, which covered rule reviews and case studies. I had to pass an exam at the end to restore my points. My advice is not to delay—check your point deduction record right away and contact the traffic authorities to schedule the course. Also, reflect on your driving habits to see if common violations like speeding or running red lights are the cause, and pay more attention to speed limits and traffic signals in the future. Staying calm while handling this is crucial, as safe driving affects not only yourself but also others. Taking the time to learn now can prevent future troubles.
