Fully licensed drivers - At 15 demerit points:
- Your licence will be suspended for 7 days
- Your licence will be suspended for 3 days
- Your licence will be suspended for 30 days ✓
- Your licence will be suspended for 1 day
Answer: C. Your licence will be suspended for 30 days
At 15 demerit points, a fully licensed driver’s licence will be suspended for 30 days.
Why this is the answer
The handbook’s demerit-point section for fully licensed drivers says that after warning letters, reaching 15 points brings a 30-day licence suspension. The suspension runs from the date you hand your licence to the Ministry of Transportation. After that suspension, the points on your record are reduced to seven. The same section notes that if you reach 15 points again, the suspension is six months, so the 30-day suspension is the one tied to this first 15-point level.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Your licence will be suspended for 7 days — The handbook gives a 30-day suspension at 15 points for fully licensed drivers, not a 7-day suspension.
- B. Your licence will be suspended for 3 days — The handbook gives a 30-day suspension at 15 points for fully licensed drivers, not a 3-day suspension.
- D. Your licence will be suspended for 1 day — The handbook gives a 30-day suspension at 15 points for fully licensed drivers, not a 1-day suspension.
Remember it
For a full licence, link 15 points with a full 30-day suspension, not a short few-day penalty.