Under what circumstance can your driver license be suspended?

A driver license can be suspended for repeated violations of traffic laws because accumulating multiple traffic offenses indicates a pattern of unsafe driving behavior. This pattern demonstrates that an individual may pose a risk to themselves and others on the road. The law aims to ensure that drivers maintain a certain level of responsibility and obedience to traffic regulations.

In this scenario, consistent violations may lead to a point accumulation on the driving record, which can trigger administrative actions such as suspension. This is a common practice to encourage safer driving habits and reduce accidents.

Options related to a single speeding ticket, failing to wear a seatbelt, or driving under the speed limit do not typically result in license suspension on their own. A single ticket might lead to fines or other consequences, but it is not sufficient for suspension. Similarly, not wearing a seatbelt is a violation but usually incurs a ticket without administrative action like suspension. Driving under the speed limit is generally safe and not a violation of law, so it would not result in suspension either.