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Yes, by successfully completing a partial-recovery course.
Yes, by successfully completing a partial-recovery course. It restores up to 4 points without exceeding the initial allocation, and lasts at least 10 hours under Order INT/914/2024. It may be taken once every two years, or annually by professional drivers. This differs from the procedure after losing all points and licence validity. Points may also be recovered after the required period without new final penalties deducting points; a course is not the only route.
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No, lost points can never be recovered.
Yes, by successfully completing a partial-recovery course.
Yes, simply request a duplicate licence without meeting any other requirement.
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