What may happen to a driver under 18 with two or more moving violations within 12 months?

What may happen to a driver under 18 with two or more moving violations within 12 months?

• A. License may be suspended
• B. License automatically renewed
• C. License extended
• D. No effect

Answer: (A)

Two or more moving violations in a year for a driver under 18 signals unsafe driving, so the licensing authority may suspend the license to stop risky behavior and protect everyone on the road. Under-18 drivers often face stricter penalties, and hitting that two-violations-in-12-months threshold triggers a suspension as a consequence, rather than letting the license stay active. The other options don’t fit because violations don’t automatically renew a license, extend it, or leave the license unchanged—the system uses suspension to address the safety risk.

Two or more moving violations in a year for a driver under 18 signals unsafe driving, so the licensing authority may suspend the license to stop risky behavior and protect everyone on the road. Under-18 drivers often face stricter penalties, and hitting that two-violations-in-12-months threshold triggers a suspension as a consequence, rather than letting the license stay active. The other options don’t fit because violations don’t automatically renew a license, extend it, or leave the license unchanged—the system uses suspension to address the safety risk.