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Four or six points, depending on the case.
Four or six points, depending on the reading and the driver’s applicable limit, under Annex II of the Traffic Act. Deduction follows a final penalty; merely detecting any amount of alcohol is insufficient. This question concerns administrative penalties rather than criminal sentences.
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Alcohol offences never result in points deduction.
Four or six points, depending on the case.
Always two points.
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