The date of issuance and the start date of the internship period are not a matter of one day

Of course, the time of the system is not the same as this certificate issuance time, so there is no big problem.

C1 Driver's License Probationary Period Demerit Points:

1. The cumulative demerit period (i.e., demerit period) for road traffic safety violations is 12 months, and the full score is 12 points, calculated from the date of initial receipt of the motor vehicle driver's license, and so on. The time of the driver's license is the date of issuance on the driver's license, and the system automatically sorts it on the date of issuance every year. Counting from the "date of initial issuance" of the driver's license, one year is a demerit cycle, and so on.

2. The scoring period of traffic violations is generally 12 months, with a total score of 12 points, and 12 points, 6 points, 3 points, 2 points, and 1 point can be deducted according to the circumstances of the violation.

3. If the deduction points are relatively small within one year, it will be automatically cleared in the next cycle, and it will be counted from 12 points again. Usually drivers who deduct 12 points in the cycle must participate in the learning activities organized by the relevant departments, and some areas must also participate in the study for the deduction of more than 9 points during the week. If the violation is particularly serious, the driver's license will be suspended or revoked.

4. If you have 12 points, you need to go to the vehicle management office where the driver's license is issued or go to the vehicle management office where the violation is illegal to participate in the study and score one for the top student in the college entrance examination (one scoring cycle has two consecutive 12 points for the third post-test of the driving subject) before the score can be cleared. Otherwise, your driver's license will not work properly.

Excerpt from the driver's license network. Hope.

Only those who pass the internship can be issued a certificate.

The date of renewal of the driver's license and the probationary period are not the same time, and the demerit points are calculated according to the date of collection on the driver's license.

1. The cumulative scoring period (i.e., the scoring period) for road traffic safety violations is:

12 months, the full score is 12 points, calculated from the date of the first receipt of the motor vehicle driver's license, and so on. The clearing time of the driver's license is the date of issuance on the driver's license, and the system automatically clears it on the date of issuance every year.

Divide. Counting from the "date of initial issuance" of the driver's license, one year is a demerit cycle, and so on.

2. If the date of the first issuance of the driver's license is May x, 2010, then the driver's license demerit cycle is: from 0:00 on May x, 2010 to 24:00 on May x, 2011.

3. If the demerit value of the violation is less than 12 points in a scoring cycle, the scoring system will automatically clear the demerit value of the previous demerit period (after paying the fine) from the next scoring cycle.

4. If you have 12 points, you need to go to the vehicle management office where the driver's license is issued or go to the vehicle management office where the violation is illegal to participate in the study and test subject 1 (after passing the test after the third test of the additional driving subject with 12 points in a scoring cycle) for two consecutive times, the score can be cleared. Otherwise, your driver's license will not work properly.

5. For the first time, the driver who has 12 to 24 points (exclusive) only needs to take the subject 1 test to clear the traffic violation points, and two or more times to have 12 points or 24 points (inclusive) or more in the same cycle.

Each time subject 1 and subject 3 are examined, they will be filed and sorted by the traffic management department. Among them, the date of the driver's initial license to the day before the same day of the new year is a traffic violation demerit cycle, for example, the driver's initial license date is 20114

The 1st of the month is the period from April 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012.

The probationary period is 12 months after the first application for a motor vehicle driver's license and the addition of the permitted driving type. Calculated from the date of initial receipt of the motor vehicle driver's license. Therefore, the expiration date of the internship expires on the 24th of the day before the date of collection.

After the addition of drivers, the probationary period and the scoring period are indeed separated. 12 points will be scored in the scoring cycle, and subject 1 will be retaken. 12 points will be recorded during the probationary period, and the driver's license during the probationary period shall be cancelled.

Then, first, the 12 points of the probationary period is the cancellation of the probationary driver's license, not the revocation of the driver's license. After the cancellation, the original quasi-driving type will be restored.

Second, the demerit points during the internship period are calculated separately, including the scoring cycle, and theoretically you can deduct countless points, for example, if you run 100 red lights, you will be deducted 600 points to deal with it, but that is meaningless, and the probationary driver's license will be cancelled if it exceeds 12 points. Therefore, the public security organs are not responsible.

The driving age is calculated from the day the driver's license is obtained, and the date of issuance includes the probationary period.

The demerit points during the probationary period must be completed during the probationary period, and the subsequent demerit points will be cleared according to the time when the driver's license was first obtained. Because the probationary period of the additional driving is generally not synchronized with the scoring cycle of the first driver's license, the probationary period after the additional driving should be based on the date of the combined driver's license received as the start date of the probationary period, and 12 months as a scoring cycle. The points earned during this period will count towards the points earned during the internship period.

Points were deducted during the internship period with that date.

Although the demerit period of the driver's license after the addition of the driver is still based on the original date of initial issuance as the starting time of each cycle, the demerit points of the extended probationary period shall be subject to the probationary period after the addition of the driving type (but do not distinguish the specific vehicle type driven at the time of the traffic violation, that is, the demerit points for driving a C1 vehicle will also affect B1).

After the expiration of the probationary period of your combined driver's license, the demerit period will be calculated according to the date of the first driver's license, not the date of the additional driver.

The cumulative demerit period (i.e., demerit period) for road traffic safety violations is 12 months, and the full score is 12 points, which is calculated from the date of initial receipt of the motor vehicle driver's license.