A police officer may revoke a driver’s license for a period of sixty days:
- When the driver commits a traffic offence which doesn’t cause a road accident
- Correct answer: When a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of being responsible for causing injury or causing damage to property.
- When the driver is caught speeding
- When the driver commits a traffic offence in which a person is killed
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of being responsible for causing injury or causing damage to property.
A police officer may disqualify a driver's licence for 60 days even before a trial, in order to keep off the road a driver who may endanger others. Such a disqualification is possible when the driver was involved in a road accident in which a person was injured or property was damaged, and there is reasonable suspicion that the driver is at fault. Both conditions are required together: involvement in such an accident and reasonable suspicion of fault.