A driver will lose his license if he is convicted of?

A driver will lose his license if he is convicted of speeding more than 70 mph in a 55 mph zone because this reflects serious violations of safe driving standards and is classified as reckless driving in many jurisdictions. In North Carolina, exceeding the posted speed limit by a significant margin, particularly by 15 mph or more, can result in severe penalties, including the suspension of driving privileges. Such regulations are designed to enhance road safety and deter behaviors that may lead to accidents or fatalities.

Driving without a license, while illegal, may not always lead to an immediate suspension of an existing license if the person has one. Passing a stopped school bus is a serious infraction but typically carries separate penalties not necessarily leading to a license suspension for first-time offenders. Failing to yield the right of way can also incur fines and points on a driver’s record without automatic loss of driving privileges unless it results in an accident or similar circumstances that warrant harsher penalties.