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<p>Only the courts can order penalty points to be applied to a driver’s licence. Appeals
against penalty points and other driving convictions are not appeals against the Driver
and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA).</p><p>The DVLA can revoke driving licences in
certain circumstances, usually if the driver does not meet the medical standards for
fitness to drive, or does not have leave to remain in the UK. In 2017, there were
226 appeals against driving licence revocations, three of which were upheld by the
courts.</p>
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