If a driving license holder loses part of their total point allocation, is it possible to recover them?

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Yes, it is possible. There are mainly two ways to recover lost points (partial recovery). The first, which corresponds to the correct answer, is by taking a road safety awareness and re-education course lasting 12 hours. This course allows for the recovery of up to 6 points and, generally, can only be taken once every 2 years (or annually for professional drivers). The other way is to go two years without committing offenses that deduct points, which would restore the initial balance of 12 points. The option to 'obtain the license again' is incorrect, as this applies only when all points are lost (loss of validity).

If a driving license holder loses part of their total point allocation, is it possible to recover them?

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