Why is the driving license in a cleared points or detained status?

[CaliMarie]

To check the status of your driving license, visit the vehicle management office. For guidance on the current status and how to proceed, consult with a traffic police officer. Once the necessary procedures are completed, your driving license will return to normal status. Procedures for full-point study and examination: 1. Study: Bring the "Notice of Full-Point Traffic Violation Education for Motor Vehicle Drivers", your ID, driving license or temporary driving license seizure certificate, and register at the vehicle management office's service window within 15 days to receive the full-point study notice. Attend the full-point education study on time. 2. Examination: After completing the study, obtain the "Subject One Examination Appointment Certificate". Bring your ID and the "Subject One Examination Appointment Certificate" to attend the Subject One examination on time. If you fail the 12-point traffic violation examination, you need to rebook and attend the examination at the designated time and place.

[McSadie]

I remember when my driver's license points were cleared, mainly because the demerit point cycle had ended. For example, after 12 months if I hadn't accumulated 12 points, the system would automatically reset the points to zero, which is normal, just like a yearly recalculation. Sometimes you can also apply for point clearance after handling an accident. A detained status is troublesome - that time I was caught running a red light and had my license detained by the authorities. Reasons for detention include drunk driving, speeding or other serious violations, or accumulated unpaid fines. I recommend checking your status on the traffic management app - don't delay. Detention affects driving and restricts mobility, so deal with it promptly. Always pay attention to following the rules.

[AdelineAnn]

I understand there are many reasons for changes in driver's license status. The most common is the expiration of the demerit point cycle, which normally resets the points. Seizure often occurs due to violations such as driving without a license or unresolved accident liabilities, resulting in temporary confiscation by traffic police. According to research, point clearance can also be manually applied for, such as clearing records after an accident case is closed. Seizure will continue until the issue is resolved, such as paying fines or going to court. It's much more convenient now, as you can check through the 12123 APP or at service windows. I recommend checking regularly and driving safely to avoid incidents.

[Matilda]

When I was driving myself, the points on my driver's license were cleared at the end of the cycle; the suspension was due to an unpaid speeding ticket, which was automatically locked by the system. The main reason is management rules—clearing points is a routine operation, while suspension serves as a penalty signal. Simply put, periodically clearing points is a good thing, but suspension requires handling the violation to lift it. Don’t ignore these small issues, as they can have big impacts. Check your status promptly to avoid trouble.

[DeEverly]

My driving license was previously cleared when the cycle reached one year without exceeding points, which is a normal reset. The issue of detention is more troublesome. I have encountered cases where it was detained due to drunk driving, mostly because of serious violations or accumulated unpaid tickets. To elaborate, clearing points might be done automatically by the system; detention, however, restricts travel and requires active resolution. It's advisable to use tools to monitor your status and learn driving rules to prevent issues beforehand, ensuring peace of mind while driving.