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Six points under the Traffic Act tables. Not every offence carries points and not every very serious offence carries six. The general eight-point daily limit has exceptions for specified very serious offences under Article 64.4. Points are deducted after the penalty becomes final and is recorded, not immediately when the offence occurs.
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