New York Driver License (DMV) Written Practice Test

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How many points can you have on your license before it is suspended?

The correct answer is: 10

If you have accumulated 6 or more points within a year, the state of New York can suspend your license. However, the maximum amount of points you can have on your license at any given time is 10, not 6 or 8 or 12. This means that once you reach 10 points on your license, it will be suspended regardless of how long it took you to accumulate those points. So while options A and C mention the minimum amount of points that can lead to a suspension, and option B mentions the maximum amount of points over a longer period of time, option D specifies the maximum amount of points at any given time.