In case of multiple violations, who is primarily responsible under the Traffic Point System?

Under the Traffic Point System, the primary responsibility for violations lies with the driver. This system is designed to assess a driver's behavior on the road and to impose penalties based on their actions, rather than the status or ownership of the vehicle. It recognizes that the individual operating the vehicle is the one making decisions that directly affect safety and compliance with traffic laws.

While the vehicle owner can certainly bear responsibility in some contexts—particularly if they have allowed someone unqualified to drive their vehicle or have failed to maintain it properly—the immediate accountability for traffic violations, such as speeding or running a red light, falls on the driver.

This understanding reinforces the principle that driving is a privilege that requires adherence to laws and regulations, with the driver being the key player who must ensure they are operating their vehicle safely and legally.