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If you're convicted of 2 or more moving violations within a 48 month period, your license could be suspended.
If you're convicted of 2 or more moving violations within a 48 month period, your license could be suspended.
False (B)
Points and convictions stay on your driving record for a minimum of:
Points and convictions stay on your driving record for a minimum of:
3 years
You can avoid getting points for a traffic violation by:
You can avoid getting points for a traffic violation by:
Taking defensive driving
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Study Notes
Texas Point System Overview
- Conviction of two or more moving violations may not lead to license suspension if within 48 months. This statement is false.
Driving Record Duration
- Points and convictions remain on the driving record for a minimum of three years. This timeframe is crucial for understanding how long offenses impact a driver's history.
Defensive Driving Benefit
- Taking a defensive driving course allows individuals to avoid accumulating points for a traffic violation, providing an opportunity to mitigate penalties.
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