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Yes, because with some infringements you can also lose some of the assigned points.
Not all infringements committed with our motorcycle will result in the loss of points, as some are sanctioned only with a financial fine. There are other types of more serious infringements, such as driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, which will deduct points from our permit, so it all depends on the infringement being committed to determine the loss of said points. In any case, the points-based permit will apply to drivers of all types of motor vehicles.
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Yes, always.
Yes, because with some infringements you can also lose some of the assigned points.
No, because the points-based permit does not apply to motorcycles.
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