Drivers may be given penalty points on their driver’s license for reasons such as violating traffic laws, failing to follow traffic accident measures, and causing a traffic accident. Penalty points awarded can be easily checked through the Korea Road Traffic Authority’s Safe Driving Integrated Complaint, the National Police Agency’s Traffic Complaint 24, and Traffic Complaint 24 e-Fine.
Penalty points are given to drivers depending on the severity or damage of the violation, and if the penalty points reach a certain number, the driver’s license may be suspended or revoked. If the penalty points or penalty points are 40, the driver’s license may be suspended, and if the accumulated driver’s license penalty points are more than 121 points for one year, more than 201 points for two years, or more than 271 points for three years, the driver’s license may be cancelled.
If penalty points have been continuously accumulated but are less than 40 points, the penalty points will be canceled if no accidents or violations occur within one year from the date of imposition. If your license is suspended, the penalty points will remain and will not expire for 3 years. Therefore, if you have even a few demerit points, it is a good idea to check your driver’s license demerit points and manage them well to avoid suspension or cancellation.
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Inquiry through Safe Driving Comprehensive Complaints
Search on the National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 website
Search on Traffic Civil Service 24 mobile app
Inquiry at the police station civil complaint call center
Visit to the National Police Agency Civil Service Office to inquire
Summary of penalty points
FAQ
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Inquiry through Safe Driving Comprehensive Complaints
1. Go to the Road Traffic Authority’s Safe Driving Integrated Civil Service website and log in with a public certificate.
> Go to the Road Traffic Authority’s integrated civil complaint website for safe driving
2. Click All Menu.
Full menu-click
Full menu-click
3. Click My Page.
My Page-Click
4. Click Driver’s License Penalty Point Inquiry at the bottom right.
Driver’s License – Penalty Points Check – Click
Driver’s License – Penalty Points Check – Click
5. Confirm your agreement to the various terms and conditions.
Agree to terms and conditions
Agree to terms and conditions
6. You can check your license penalty points. You can check disposition penalty points, accumulated points, etc.
License penalty point inquiry
License penalty point inquiry
Search on the National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 website
1. Go to the official website of the National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 and log in to verify your identity using a public certificate.
> Go to the National Police Agency Traffic Civil Service 24 official website
2. Enter the driver’s license penalty point inquiry menu.
Driver’s License – Penalty Points – Inquiry – Menu
Search on Traffic Civil Service 24 mobile app
1. Download and install the Traffic Civil Service 24 mobile app and log in with a public certificate.
> Install the Traffic Civil Service 24 mobile app from the Google Play Store
> Install the Traffic Civil Service 24 mobile app from the App Store
2. Click the menu at the top left.
Click menu
Click menu
3. Click the Driver’s License Penalty Points Inquiry menu.
Penalty points inquiry-menu
Penalty points inquiry-menu
Inquiry at the police station civil complaint call center
The police station’s civil complaint call center is ☎182 without area code. If you call 182, we will provide police civil service consultations that are not related to crime, such as inquiries about driver’s license penalty points, inquiries about issuance of an international driver’s license, inquiries about fingerprint pre-registration, inquiries about the name of the case investigator, inquiries about case progress, and inquiries about unmanned camera enforcement. there is.
> 182 Police Civil Complaint Call Center Operation Rules
Visit to the National Police Agency Civil Service Office to inquire
There is a way to check your driver’s license penalty points by visiting the police department’s civil service office in person. When visiting in person, you must bring identification such as a resident registration card or driver’s license.