Bosnia and Herzegovina has revoked over 5,300 driver’s licenses as drivers reached the maximum penalty point threshold. The data comes from the Agency for Identification Documents, Registers and Data Exchange (IDDEEA). This action follows the implementation of a penalty point system designed to improve road safety. Since its introduction, 5,375 licenses have been revoked due to accumulated points. The system aims to deter traffic violations by incrementally penalizing drivers for offenses. This large number of revocations signals an enforcement of traffic laws and a potential impact on the country’s roads. Further details about the specific offenses leading to these revocations were not provided in the initial report.