driver improvement program

How many points can I get before I lose my licence?

Under the Driver Improvement Program, accumulating penalty points can lead to a suspension of your driver’s licence.

Points threshold and consequences:

Driver Licence ClassPointsConsequences
Learners Driver (L or N)4Warning letter
 6Possible licence prohibition for up to six months
Full Drivers Licence9Warning letter
 15Possible licence prohibition for up to six months

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What is the Driver Improvement Program?

1. The Driver Improvement Program

The Driver Improvement Program (DIP) is designed to preemptively correct dangerous driving behaviour. This “program” ultimately acts as a series of restrictions that can be imposed on you to correct what are deemed to be unsafe habits on the road. The DIP’s impact on drivers can range from simple warning letters to complete prohibitions on driving. Dangerous driving habits are identified in a number of different ways. These include penalty points (commonly referred to as demerits), offences under the BC Motor Vehicle Act, criminal charges, and through actions taken by the police, which in turn are noted on a driver’s record.

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The Driver Improvement Program in BC

worried about the driver improvement program

A lot of people receive letters as a result of getting one, or several, tickets. These letters purport to refer the drivers to the “Driver Improvement Program.” But there is very little information about what the Driver Improvement Program in BC is, or how you complete the Driver Improvement Program.

This blog post helps to explain this program. 

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