What types of offenses does Title 26 address concerning driver eligibility?

Title 26 addresses serious traffic violations that impact driver eligibility, such as Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and reckless driving. These offenses are significant because they pose a considerable risk to public safety and typically result in severe penalties, including license suspension or revocation. The regulations within Title 26 focus on maintaining road safety and ensuring that only qualified and responsible drivers are permitted to operate vehicles.

Minor traffic violations and parking violations fall under different regulatory categories, often governed by local ordinances or Title 21, which deals with other aspects of motor vehicle regulation, rather than directly affecting driver eligibility in a serious manner. Thus, the focus on serious offenses within Title 26 is essential for addressing the safety and legal accountability of drivers on the roads.