The second time a police check reveals that you have driven under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, your driving license is automatically invalidated.
After an irrevocable conviction for drink-driving, a registration (also known as a penalty point) follows. For recidivism purposes, the following offenses are registered:
If, after the first penalty, you are stopped for the second time within five years of using drugs, or with a blood alcohol level of more than 1.3, or refuse to cooperate with a breath analysis or blood test, your driving license will automatically become invalid.
To get your driving license back, you must first submit a health declaration to the CBR. Once the CBR grants permission, you must first pass the theory and practical exam again.
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