No. Under the New Jersey points system, three points will be removed from your driving record for each year you do not commit another traffic violation or otherwise have your license suspended. You can additionally remove two points immediately by taking a defensive driving course approved by the state; you can take the course to have points removed once every five years. Alternatively, if you accumulate sufficient points to receive a license suspension, you can take a state-approved driver improvement program course in lieu of suspension and to remove three points from your record. The number of points on your license is important because the more points you have the higher your insurance payments are going to be.