Which action listed could result in license cancellation after multiple reckless driving offenses?

• A. Are found guilty of reckless driving three times in one year
• B. Drop out of high school
• C. Fail to stop for a school bus
• D. Refuse to submit to a test

Answer: (A)

Repeated reckless driving shows a pattern of dangerous behavior that can lead to losing your license. When someone is convicted of reckless driving three times in one year, it signals a persistent threat to public safety, and many states will cancel the license as a consequence. The other options don’t demonstrate that pattern: dropping out of high school isn’t a driving-license issue, failing to stop for a school bus is a serious violation but doesn’t by itself show multiple reckless driving offenses, and refusing a test can cause penalties or suspensions for other reasons, but not the specific scenario of repeated reckless driving that leads to cancellation.