PENALTIES FOR DEMERIT POINTS:

The consequences for gaining demerit points depend on how many you have added to your driving record.
As a driver with a full licence, if you have:
6 to 8 points: You will be sent a warning letter.
9 to 14 points: You will be sent a second warning letter encouraging you to improve your driving behaviour.
15+ points:Your licence will be suspended for 30 days.
When your licence is suspended, you will get a letter from the Ministry of Transportation. It will tell you the date your suspension takes effect and that you need to surrender your licence. If you do not surrender your licence, you can lose your licence for up to two years.

You are considered a novice – or new – driver if you have a G1, G2, M1, M2, M1-L or M2-L licence. As a new driver, you face different consequences for adding demerit points.
As a new driver, if you have:
2 to 5 points: You will be sent a warning letter.
6 to 8 points: You will be sent a second warning letter encouraging you to improve your driving behaviour.
9 or more points:Your licence will be suspended for 60 days.
When your licence is suspended, you will get a letter from the Ministry of Transportation. It will tell you the date your suspension takes effect and that you need to surrender your licence. If you do not surrender your licence, you can lose your licence for up to two years.

Imagine the feeling of freedom and satisfaction you'll experience when driving on the road, knowing that you're avoiding any penalties and violations. As a driver who prioritizes safety, you become the master of your own path, where each journey is filled with confidence and consciousness.

By diligently following the rules and steering clear of penalties , you showcase not only maturity and responsibility but also care for your own safety and the safety of others on the road. Picture yourself creating a secure environment for all road users, where everyone can feel protected and comfortable.

Safety should be your constant and foremost priority. Every time you get behind the wheel, you take responsibility for your life and the lives of others on the road. By avoiding penalties and violations, you actively contribute to fostering a culture of safety on the road.

Remember that your actions have consequences. When you adhere to the rules and avoid penalties, you maintain your reputation as a responsible driver. This can impact your professional life and relationships with others. By setting an example for others, you influence the formation of a safe driving culture.



Ultimately, by avoiding penalties, you not only save your finances but also preserve your psychological and emotional confidence. You can drive calmly and enjoy each journey, knowing that you are following the rules and doing your utmost to ensure everyone's safety.

So, don't allow any penalties on the road! Be attentive, follow the rules, and remember the significance of safety. Your trips will become more enjoyable, fulfilling, and secure.