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Within two years, a driver is convicted of moving violations that add up to 10 points. What happens next under Vermont's point system?
Correct answer: The DMV starts action to suspend the driver's license.
Why
Vermont adds points to a driving record for each conviction of a moving violation, for example 2 to 8 points for speeding, depending on how far over the limit the driver was. At 10 points within two years, the DMV starts suspension proceedings, and the driver may ask for a hearing. More points mean a longer suspension, but parking and defective-equipment violations carry no points.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · The Vermont point system · p. 65
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