An accumulative demerit point system could see an operator’s licence be revoked for six months if they receive seven demerit points, with a two-year suspension if 15 points are reached.

Eight demerit points equate to four suspension points, meaning missing either two Test matches or four white-ball internationals. The points system for offences is similar to the process in Formula1 ...

When a player reaches four or more demerit points within a two-year time frame, the points are converted into suspension points and a player is banned. Two suspension points equate to a ban from one ...

Ontario proposed a potentially costly hike in penalties for distracted drivers Monday by imposing three demerit points in addition to a maximum fine of up to $1,000 as part of wide-ranging road ...

Demerit points last on a player's record for two years from the date of the offence and are expunged upon expiry. A player given demerit points can also by fined some - or all - of their match fee.

Distracted drivers caught talking on hand-held communication devices, adjusting their GPS or watching DVDs will get three demerit points, starting Oct. 20, the province announced Wednesday.

The national implementation of the Aarto Act has been confirmed with government rolling out regulations in phases ...

MPPs of all political stripes are calling on the government to tack demerit points on to the $155 fine introduced four years ago for using hand-held devices while driving.