Driver Licence
After losing all points and serving the waiting period, what must the driver do to recover their licence?
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Just pay the outstanding fine
- ✓ Complete a 24-hour course and pass an exam
- C Wait another six months and do nothing
- D Request a duplicate of the licence
Why this is the correct answer
After the six-month waiting period, the driver must complete a 24-hour course and pass an exam at the Traffic Department to recover the licence, which is restored with 8 points.
More questions on Driver Licence
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