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4 points.
By taking a road-safety awareness and re-education course (partial recovery), you can recover a maximum of 4 points on your licence. Frequency: every 2 years, or every 1 year if you are a professional driver. The recovered balance may not exceed the points lost or the limit of 4. After completing the course, the points are added automatically to your record. Purpose: to reinforce safe habits and reduce repeated offences. If you have lost all your points, this course is not sufficient: you must take the full-recovery course and pass an examination. In summary, the maximum recoverable through a partial course is 4 points.
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