What can result in the suspension of a driver's license?

Accumulating excessive points from traffic violations can indeed lead to the suspension of a driver's license. Many jurisdictions, including Guam, operate on a point system where different traffic violations are assigned a specific point value. When a driver accumulates a set number of points within a certain timeframe, it indicates a pattern of unsafe driving behavior, which prompts the licensing authority to take action. Suspension serves as a corrective measure to promote road safety and responsible driving practices.

On the other hand, while failing a written test, missing a renewal deadline, and driving without a seatbelt may have consequences, they do not result in the suspension of a driver's license in the same way. Failing a written test generally requires retaking the test rather than leading to suspension; missing a renewal deadline can lead to license expiration but typically allows for a grace period to renew without immediate suspension. Driving without a seatbelt may incur fines or points but is less likely to result in suspension unless it is part of a larger pattern of behavior contributing to excessive points.