What period of time must pass without committing new infractions to recover the points balance if the loss was due to a very serious infraction?

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To recover the initial credit of points (12 points), the driver must not have been sanctioned administratively for acts involving the loss of points for a specific period. In the context of this question, which distinguishes by severity, if the loss of points was due to very serious infractions (such as driving with alcohol levels above the limit or reckless driving), the waiting period is 3 years. If the infraction had been serious, the period would be 2 years.

What period of time must pass without committing new infractions to recover the points balance if the loss was due to a very serious infraction?

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