A driver passed their test eight months ago and is convicted of driving without insurance, receiving 6 penalty points. What is the effect on the licence?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. It is revoked
- Step 1: The New Drivers Act applies to all endorsable offences in the first two years. Step 2. Six points in that period mean revocation, and the driver must reapply and retake both tests. Answer: It is revoked. Why not the others: 12 points apply to experienced drivers, there is no automatic six-month suspension, and insurance offences count.
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