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Should my license have been suspended with only 4 points?

April 26, 2017cars Insurance license Points registration Transportation

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Should my license have been suspended with only 4 points?

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I did a little research before I attempted to answer your questions. All of my answers will come directly from the DMV handbook and the DMV website: Probationary Program New drivers, including teen drivers under Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL), are placed on probation for a minimum of three years. The probationary period is a way for the Department of State to monitor the driving performance of new drivers. Probation is a separate program from GDL, but works like GDL to encourage new drivers to reduce their crash risk and drive safely. Traffic Violations While on Probation Each traffic violation posted on your driving record during probation will result in a contact by the Department of State. If your driving record shows unsafe driving behavior, including speeding, stop sign violations, and crashes, you may be required to undergo a driver assessment reexamination. At a driver assessment reexamination, a restriction, suspension, or combination of both may be imposed on your license.