Which of the following may lead to a suspension of your license?

• A. Habitual reckless driving
• B. Driving below the speed limit
• C. Parking in a handicapped spot
• D. Maintaining insurance

Answer: (A)

Repeated reckless driving shows a pattern of dangerous behavior behind the wheel, which is the kind of risk most likely to lead to losing your driving privileges. When someone consistently drives in a way that endangers others—taking aggressive, illegal, or highly unsafe actions—the authorities may suspend the license to protect the public and encourage safer driving.

Driving far below the speed limit isn’t typically a suspension trigger; it might draw a citation or create a traffic problem, but it doesn’t usually result in losing the license on its own. Parking in a handicapped spot is illegal and can bring fines, towing, or other penalties, but license suspension isn’t the standard consequence. Maintaining insurance is a requirement for keeping a license; having it means you’re compliant, so this action wouldn’t cause suspension.