Under what conditions may your driver's license be suspended?

A driver's license may be suspended for serious offenses that pose a significant risk to public safety. These offenses include driving while intoxicated (DWI), drug-related offenses, and other serious violations such as reckless driving or vehicular manslaughter. Such actions demonstrate a disregard for the law and the safety of others on the road, leading to more severe penalties like suspension of driving privileges.

Other choices reflect lesser violations or specific scenarios. Minor traffic violations or parking violations typically result in fines or points on your record but do not usually lead directly to suspension. Speeding alone, unless it is egregious or combined with other serious offenses, is generally not sufficient for a suspension on its own. Thus, the conditions under which a driver's license is suspended focus primarily on more severe actions endangering public safety.