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Demerit Points

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Demerit Points meaning or descrpition: a penalty administered by the Ministry of Transportation for driving offences (Source of this concept of Demerit Points: emp.ca/books/328-4)

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  • Author: Anthony N. Doob
  • Description: Definition of Demerit Points Demerit Points meaning or descrpition: a penalty administered by the Ministry of [...]

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