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What happens when a fully licensed driver accumulates 8 to 14 demerit points within two years?
Correct answer: A cautionary notice states the accumulated demerit total
Why
For a fully licensed driver,8–14 active demerit points bring a cautionary notice. Reaching 15 or more within two years triggers the demerit suspension process.
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