What can happen to your license if you violate a restriction placed upon it?

If a driver violates a restriction placed on their license, the appropriate consequence is typically a suspension. This means that the state temporarily invalidates the license for a designated period. Restrictions on a license are implemented to ensure that the driver adheres to specific safety rules, such as requiring corrective lenses while driving or limiting driving hours. Violating these restrictions indicates non-compliance, which can lead to a higher risk of accidents and is taken seriously by the licensing authority.

In contrast, other potential outcomes like revocation are usually reserved for more severe infractions or repeated offenses. Simply put, by violating a restriction, the state's response is usually to suspend the driving privileges to encourage compliance and promote safety on the roads.