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2 years.
Two years under Traffic Act Article 65.1. Since March 2022 the former three-year distinction for very serious offences no longer applies. The relevant penalties must be final administrative sanctions carrying points loss, not any fine. Total loss and licence invalidation follow a different procedure: simply waiting two years is insufficient to resume driving.
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1 year.
2 years.
3 years necessarily because the offence is very serious.
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