Driving ban sentence.

Driving bans are imposed for an offense committed only by drivers who have acquired a driving license for less than 3 years. If you e.g. commit 2 offenses that trigger a clip each within the first 3 years, then you will be banned from driving. A clip can for example be imposed when you cross a red traffic light junction and another clip if you drive too close to another car. A driving ban punishment is almost like having to take a driver's license as a beginner again, but without having to participate in the maneuvering track and the slippery track. A driving ban means you have to go through the compulsory theory teaching classes, but this time the theory only consists of 8 theory lessons, 8 driving lessons, you have to pass a theory test and a driving test. In addition, you must also pay a fine and, if the offense is due to alcohol, you must also participate in a 12-hour ANT course (alcohol, drugs and traffic).

After the first 3 years of acquiring a license it will require 3 clips or a similar offense to trigger a penalty. The punishment will be either a conditional or an unconditional disqualification.