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15 points.
15 points. Starting from 12, the DGT explains that three years without point-deducting offences allow a balance of 14, and a further three years allow 15. Novices and drivers obtaining a new licence after losing all points start with 8 and reach 12 after two years without point-deducting offences. Points belong to the driver; holding several licence categories does not multiply the maximum.
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