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New Jersey Basic Auto Learner Permit Practice Test
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Morgan has a New Jersey driver license. Morgan has ignored several unpaid parking tickets and a letter from the MVC. What can happen?
Correct answer: A suspension, because unanswered tickets and MVC notices can cost the privilege
Why
The manual's list of reasons for losing the privilege also includes driving while suspended, failing to give proof of insurance, drug or alcohol use, traffic violations and being at fault in a fatal crash. A driver whose license is suspended three times in three years is a habitual offender. Deal with every ticket and MVC notice on time.
Verified against New Jersey Driver Manual · The Driving Privilege · p. 124
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