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For committing a single offence, a driver may be penalised with the loss of a minimum of 2 and up to a maximum of 6 points, depending on the type of offence. An offending driver may lose 6 points for committing an offence classified as very serious, and may lose up to 8 points at once in a single day when committing several different offences.
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