Why can't I apply for the study-based point reduction?
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There are several situations where you cannot apply for the study-based point reduction: 1. Situation 1: During the current scoring cycle, the motor vehicle driver has two or more full-point records, or the accumulated points reach twelve points; in the previous scoring cycle, the motor vehicle driver had two or more full-point records; or within the last three scoring cycles, there were instances of hit-and-run after causing a traffic accident or driving under the influence of alcohol. 2. Situation 2: Using forged or altered motor vehicle license plates, driving licenses, school bus signs, or using other motor vehicle plates or driving licenses, or being penalized for buying or selling points; the motor vehicle driver's license is in the probationary period, or the license status shows overdue inspection, detention, suspension, or unresolved violations. 3. Situation 3: The motor vehicle driver has unresolved traffic violation records under their name; the motor vehicle driver has vehicles with safety technical inspections overdue or not deregistered as required; the motor vehicle driver engaged in fraudulent activities or impersonation during participation in study-based point reduction, full-point education, or inspection education; or there is incomplete study-based point reduction application information.
