Which of the following is a correct standard for administrative action against a driver's license for reckless driving and similar acts?
Demerit points for reckless driving, joint dangerous acts and retaliatory driving are set in Annex 28 of the Enforcement Rule of the Road Traffic Act, separately for being booked and for being arrested. Note that an arrest leads to a different measure than suspension, and retaliatory driving is treated far more severely than reckless driving.
Answer: ③
Explanation
Under Annex 28 of the Enforcement Rules of the Road Traffic Act, being criminally booked for reckless driving or joint dangerous driving brings 40 demerit points each, and being booked for retaliatory driving using a motor vehicle brings 100 points. If arrested for reckless driving or joint dangerous driving, the license is revoked, not merely suspended. So the statements about 10 points for retaliatory driving, no points for joint dangerous driving, and suspension only on arrest are all wrong.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 시행규칙 별표28 3. 가 제2호의2·제4호의2·제4호의3, 2. 제6호의2·제6호의3