Texas Car / Permit practice question · Penalties & Licensing
Repeated traffic convictions can cost you your license. DPS may suspend after:
Answer choices
- One conviction for any moving violation
- Four or more convictions from separate incidents within 12 months— Correct answer
- Any three convictions in a lifetime
- Two parking tickets in any 12-month period
Why this is the answer
Four or more separate convictions inside a single year, or seven inside two years, gives DPS grounds to suspend after a hearing. A driver under 18 faces that action at only two convictions in a year.
Source: Texas Driver Handbook — Suspensions and Revocations
Content reviewed against official driver handbooks · August 12, 2026
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