Delaware Driver Education State Practice Test

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What happens if a GDL driver violates a restriction?

They will receive a warning
They may be fined or face license suspension
Nothing, as long as they correct it
They will have to retake the written test

The correct answer is: They may be fined or face license suspension

If a GDL driver violates a restriction, they may be fined or face license suspension. The Graduated Driver License (GDL) program is designed to gradually introduce new drivers to the road while imposing certain restrictions to enhance safety. Violations of these restrictions are taken seriously because they can increase the risk of accidents and undermine the goals of the GDL program. Fines serve as a financial penalty intended to discourage violations, while license suspension serves as a more serious consequence that can impact the individual's ability to drive legally. Both outcomes emphasize the importance of adhering to the established GDL rules, which are in place to ensure that new drivers gain adequate experience under less risky conditions before obtaining a full driver's license.