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A 24-year-old holds a regular Québec Class 5 driver’s licence, not a learner or probationary licence. Which demerit threshold applies?
Correct answer: 12 points.
Why
A regular Class 5 licence holder age 23 or 24 is in the 12-point bracket. The corresponding brackets are 8 points for those under 23 and 15 points from age 25. Learner and probationary licences have a separate 4-point threshold, regardless of age. Reaching or exceeding a threshold can cause a licensing sanction.
Verified against Driver’s Handbook (SAAQ), English 2018 edition · Safe and responsible driving · p. 48, 49
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