You hold a provisional license, and after getting a traffic ticket you skip the court appearance. What is the result?

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Why

For a provisional licensee, ignoring the court date on a traffic citation leads to a suspension of the driving privilege that lasts until the driver goes to court. Handling every ticket on time keeps the license in good standing.

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Topic: Penalties and points   License: Car permit

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