The Cooperative Intelligent Transportation Systems (C-ITS) are already part of our daily life, and their adoption is exponentially increasing, especially with the rise of smart cities concept. However, the security of these infrastructures remains a critical and significant challenge to meet. The Public key infrastructure (PKI) using certificates is the most popular solution to address security issues. The vehicles are identified by a lot of pseudonyms certificates, which must be revoked when the vehicle becomes misbehaving or faulty. The use of multiple certificates introduces new critical problems, like the certificate revocation issue. The revocation management is critical for a PKI, even worse in vehicular communications, where there are many certificates to revoke. All nodes of a network must be aware of all pairs' revocation status as soon as possible to prevent the revoked node from unauthorized activities in the network. The revocation is still an open challenge that is starting to attract a lot of attention from researchers. In this paper, we propose a new scalable and reliable approach called improved certificate distribution point system (ICRLDP), which aims to disseminate vehicle revocation information in a distributed way. Our plan proposes a trade-off between vehicle privacy and security.