Which of the following is a reason for having your license suspended?

Having your license suspended can occur due to accumulating too many points on your driving record. This point system is designed to monitor driving behavior, where specific traffic violations correspond to a set number of points. When a driver exceeds a certain threshold of points within a defined period, it indicates a pattern of unsafe driving practices. Consequently, this can result in penalties, including the suspension of the driver's license, as it poses a higher risk to road safety. This measure aims to encourage safer driving habits and protect all road users.

In contrast, moving to another state does not inherently lead to a license suspension, as it typically requires updating your driver's license to reflect your new residency. Exceeding the speed limit may result in a traffic citation or fines but does not automatically result in license suspension unless it is part of a larger pattern of offenses that increases overall points. Volunteering for community service is a positive community involvement action and would not result in suspension of driving privileges.