When may a police officer revoke a driver’s license for a period of ninety days?
- When the driver is involved in a car accident in which only property damage was caused
- When the driver disobeys a stop sign
- Correct answer: When a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of causing the death of a person.
- When the driver fails to give right of way.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of causing the death of a person.
A police officer may suspend a licence administratively, even before any trial, for ninety days when a driver involved in an accident is reasonably suspected of causing someone's death. The aim is to keep a possibly dangerous driver off the road while the case is investigated. Offences like disobeying a stop sign or failing to give right of way, or a property-damage-only crash, do not justify this suspension.