If you accumulate too many points on your license, what will happen?

The correct outcome when you accumulate too many points on your license is that your driving privileges will be suspended. Points are added to your driving record based on traffic violations, and accumulating a certain number of points within a specific time frame can lead to a suspension.

When your license is suspended, you are prohibited from driving for a designated period, after which you may have to fulfill certain requirements, such as completing a driver improvement course, to reinstate your license. This system is designed to promote safe driving habits and discourage repeated traffic offenses.

Cancellation refers to the termination of the license, which is not the typical consequence of accumulating points. Revocation is a more severe measure typically reserved for serious violations or habitual offenses, not just point accumulation. Therefore, understanding the distinction between suspension, cancellation, and revocation is important in recognizing the implications of point accumulation on a driving record.