A penalty order for a misdemeanour, twelve points, a driving licence taken on the spot and the road to getting it back. Administrative proceedings have different deadlines from criminal ones, and some are shorter.
A fine, points, sometimes a driving ban. A penalty order is a decision made without a hearing and without a word from you. You have eight days for an objection, then it is final and nothing more can be done about it.
02A letter from the authority, five working days, and your driving licence is gone for a year. Objections to the recording of points stop the clock, but only if they arrive in time and have something to stand on.
03The driving ban has ended, or half of it has passed. The driving licence does not come back by itself, you have to apply for it. Anyone who does not know that and gets behind the wheel has committed another crime.
04Alcohol, refusing a breath test, an accident with injuries, high speed. The officer seizes the licence card at once and the authority has five working days to decide that you will not get it back until the proceedings end.
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