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It is a very serious offence and entails loss of six points.
It is a very serious offence and entails loss of six points in the stated circumstances. Do not confuse this administrative procedure with a criminal conviction or automatically extend point deductions to vehicles requiring no driving permit or licence. Alcohol offences have their own points scale.
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It is a very serious offence and entails loss of six points.
Only one point is deducted in this situation.
No points are deducted for this administrative offence.
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