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Under South Dakota's point system, which record makes a driver subject to a license suspension?
Correct answer: 15 points in any 12 months in a row, or 22 points in any 24 months in a row
Why
Points come from convictions for moving violations: for example 10 for DWI, 8 for reckless driving, 4 for failure to yield and 3 for a stop sign or signal violation. Speeding convictions carry no points, and out-of-state convictions count as if they happened in South Dakota. A first point suspension lasts 60 days.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Point system · p. 14
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