What happens if too many points accumulate on a driving record under Title 21?

When too many points accumulate on a driving record under Title 21, license suspension and mandatory driving courses often result. This system is designed to enhance road safety by identifying and penalizing unsafe driving behaviors. Accumulating a certain number of points indicates a pattern of irresponsible driving, leading the authorities to take corrective measures.

License suspension serves as a significant deterrent, encouraging drivers to be more responsible on the road, while mandatory driving courses aim to educate drivers about safe driving practices and the consequences of infractions. This structured approach not only holds drivers accountable for their actions but also aims to reduce future violations and enhance public safety on the highways.

Other options do not address the consequences of point accumulation effectively. For instance, doing nothing would undermine the enforcement of traffic laws and discourage safe driving. Issuing just a warning would likely not impact habitual offenders, and reducing insurance rates would be counterintuitive as higher points typically lead to elevated premiums due to perceived risk.