Under the escalating driver sanctions program, what happens if you break your graduated licensing conditions for a second time?

If you break your graduated licensing conditions for a second time, your license will be suspended for a duration of 90 days. This measure is part of the escalating driver sanctions program designed to promote responsible driving behaviors among novice drivers. The program aims to ensure that drivers adhere to the rules set out in their graduated licensing, which includes restrictions on the number of passengers, blood alcohol levels, and nighttime driving. By implementing a suspension period, the program reinforces the seriousness of the infractions and encourages drivers to follow the regulations to maintain safety on the road.

The other options suggest either a permanent cancellation or shorter suspension periods, which do not align with the intended disciplinary actions that escalate with repeated violations. A warning letter does not reflect the severity of the situation for a second offense, as the goal is to take stronger action against repeated noncompliance.