Car permit · Penalties and points
How many points will a conviction for exceeding 100 mph put on your driving record?
Correct answer: 2 points.
Answer options
- A2 points Correct
- B4 points
- C1 point
Why
Going above 100 mph counts as a major offense and puts 2 points on your record. The court can also order a license suspension along with a hefty fine.
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