Under what condition must the Registrar suspend your driving privileges?

The Registrar must suspend your driving privileges when a total of ten points is assessed against your record. This point system is designed to promote safe driving behaviors by tracking and penalizing drivers for infractions. Accumulating ten points indicates a pattern of unsafe driving practices that poses a risk to the driver and others on the road. Therefore, this specific threshold for suspension reflects an established standard for maintaining road safety.

Other conditions that might involve points, such as being convicted of a serious violation, typically have their own consequences but may not automatically lead to an immediate suspension unless combined with a certain number of points. Similarly, being involved in a minor accident would not usually carry enough severity to trigger suspension unless it results in additional infractions leading to the accumulation of points.