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Yes, because with some offences you can also lose some of the assigned points.
Yes, when the offence carries a points deduction and the administrative penalty is final. Not every offence deducts points, and owning or not owning the vehicle does not remove the driver’s responsibility. Articles 64 and 65.3 of the Traffic Act link the deduction to penalised offences and driving vehicles for which a licence is required.
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Yes, always.
Yes, because with some offences you can also lose some of the assigned points.
No, if I am not the registered owner of the vehicle.
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