What happens to demerit points if a license is permanently revoked?

When a driver’s license is permanently revoked, the demerit points accumulated during the time the license was valid stay on the driver's record. However, these points do not apply to any future licensing endeavors. This means that even if someone were to seek a new license after the revocation, the previous demerit points will not affect their eligibility or the status of the new license.

While some options suggest erasing points or altering them, in the case of a permanent revocation, the historical demerit points remain documented but do not influence future licensing decisions or requirements. Therefore, understanding the implications of a permanent revocation is crucial, especially for those concerned about their driving history as they may impact other aspects like insurance rates.