A non-professional driver loses all their points. When can they get a licence again?
- A)Immediately, by paying a fee
- B)After 5 years
- C)After 6 months, having taken a course and passed the theory test
Show the correct answer
C) After 6 months, having taken a course and passed the theory test
When all the points are lost, the licence is no longer valid. You cannot get a new one until 6 months have passed (3 for professional drivers), and you must take a course and pass the theory test.
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