How many points are assigned to a license when the speed limit is exceeded by 24 MPH or more but less than 34 MPH?

When a driver exceeds the speed limit by 24 MPH but less than 34 MPH, the assigned penalty for that violation typically involves the accumulation of 4 points on their driving record. This point system is part of the broader efforts to encourage safe driving practices and to impose consequences for unsafe behavior on the road.

Points are added to a driving record based on the severity of the traffic violation, with greater penalties for higher speeds over the limit. Exceeding the speed limit by 24 to 34 MPH indicates a significant disregard for speed regulations, hence the 4 points, which serve as a warning to the driver about their behavior and the potential risks associated with such speeds. This systematic approach helps authorities to monitor driving habits and ultimately aims to reduce the incidence of traffic accidents.