Which of the following could lead to license revocation?

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Which of the following could lead to license revocation?

License revocation means your driving privileges are permanently taken away for a period. Not carrying car insurance is a serious driving violation because maintaining insurance is a requirement for operating a vehicle. When someone drives without insurance, the penalties can include suspension or revocation of the license to enforce financial responsibility and protect others on the road. The other options don’t directly involve the loss of driving privileges in the same way. Dropping out of high school isn’t typically a license-revocation trigger. Using tobacco while underage isn’t related to driving privileges. Refusing a test after a DUI stop can lead to suspension or possible revocation, but the direct and common path to revocation shown here is failing to have insurance.

License revocation means your driving privileges are permanently taken away for a period. Not carrying car insurance is a serious driving violation because maintaining insurance is a requirement for operating a vehicle. When someone drives without insurance, the penalties can include suspension or revocation of the license to enforce financial responsibility and protect others on the road.

The other options don’t directly involve the loss of driving privileges in the same way. Dropping out of high school isn’t typically a license-revocation trigger. Using tobacco while underage isn’t related to driving privileges. Refusing a test after a DUI stop can lead to suspension or possible revocation, but the direct and common path to revocation shown here is failing to have insurance.

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