Which offense will cause a license to be automatically suspended?
- Racing while on a public roadway
- Graffiti
- Lending a license to another individual
- All of the above ✓
Answer: D. All of the above
All of the above: racing on a public roadway, graffiti, and lending a license to another person can each cause a license suspension.
Why this is the answer
The handbook's list of offenses that lead to suspension includes racing a motor vehicle on a public highway or street, graffiti, and lending a driver license or ID card to someone. Since each of those acts appears on that same list, the choice that covers all of them is correct. The passage does not say you must commit several at once; any one listed offense is enough to bring suspension under this section.
Why the other answers are wrong
- A. Racing while on a public roadway — Racing on a public roadway is one listed offense, but choosing only racing leaves out graffiti and lending a license, which the handbook also lists.
- B. Graffiti — Graffiti is one listed offense, but choosing only graffiti leaves out racing and lending a license, which the handbook also lists.
- C. Lending a license to another individual — Lending a license to another person is one listed offense, but choosing only that leaves out racing and graffiti, which the handbook also lists.
Remember it
When a question asks which listed act can suspend a license, check the whole list: racing, graffiti, and lending a license all count.
Official handbook: Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7), Chapter 1: Your License to Drive , p. 11