Your driver’s license gives you the legal right to drive. In return, you’re expected to obey the relevant traffic laws.
One way that many states keep track of your driving history is to assign points to your license if you get a ticket for a moving violation!
A driver with 15 points in a 24 month period will have their license suspended. Licensed Georgia residents may request that the Department of Driver Services reduce the number of points assessed against their Georgia driver’s license.
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