What happens if a driving privilege is abused?

Abuse of driving privileges can have serious consequences, including the potential for license suspension or revocation. When a driver engages in risky or unlawful behavior—such as repeated traffic violations, driving under the influence, or accumulating points on their driving record—it raises concern for public safety. The DMV takes these actions seriously and has established measures to address them, including suspending or revoking a driver's license.

This serves as a deterrent not only for the individual but also for other drivers, emphasizing the importance of safe driving practices. A driver's license is a privilege granted by the state, and when it is abused, the state has the authority to limit or take away that privilege to protect the community and encourage responsible behavior behind the wheel.