Which of the following can result in a license point penalty?

• A. Moving violations such as speeding, failing to yield, running a red light
• B. Parking violations
• C. Vehicle maintenance issues
• D. Non-moving violations only

Answer: (D)

Points on a driver’s license are usually tied to violations that happen while the vehicle is in motion and affect safety on the road. Moving violations—like speeding, failing to yield, or running a red light—are the ones that commonly add points to your license because they reflect unsafe driving behavior. Parking tickets and vehicle maintenance issues are typically non-moving or administrative violations and generally do not carry license points. So the statement that only non-moving violations can result in a license point penalty doesn’t match how the point system is designed. The concept being tested is recognizing which type of violation affects your point total, and that is moving violations that involve safety risks.