Driving licences, vehicle documents, duties towards traffic officers, penalties and penalty points
Revocation of a driving licence
A driving licence is revoked if its holder drives while the licence is suspended. Revocation may also be ordered when a driver makes a U-turn on a motorway or drives against the direction of traffic there. It is also ordered when the holder permanently loses the required physical fitness. Revocation is more serious than temporary withdrawal or suspension and terminates the licence's validity.
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