Practice question
What will DMV do if you are convicted of hit-and-run?
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B. Revoke your driving privilege
A hit-and-run conviction, or reckless driving that injured someone, leads DMV to revoke your privilege to drive.
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More from Section 7
- If you cannot see a truck's side mirrors, what does that mean?
- After being served notice that DMV plans to act against your driving privilege, how many days do you have to request a hearing?
- While driving at night, road reflectors glow red in your headlights. What does this mean?
- Your light is green, but traffic is backed up past the intersection. What should you do?
- What does a diamond-shaped sign tell you?
- If a person aged 15-20 is convicted of using alcohol or a controlled substance, the court will order DMV to suspend their driving privilege for: