What is the penalty for the third major offense?

What is the penalty for the third major offense?

• A. Suspension for 30-60 days
• B. Suspension minimum 6 months
• C. Permanent revocation
• D. Financial penalty

Answer: (C)

The situation tests how penalties escalate with repeated major offenses. After two prior major offenses, the policy treats a third major offense as requiring the most severe sanction to protect safety and maintain base standards. Permanent revocation of driving privileges on the installation is the consequence, reflecting the seriousness of continued violations and removing the ability to drive on base altogether. Suspensions of 30–60 days or six months and financial penalties are intermediate or less severe responses meant for earlier steps or lesser offenses, not the final consequence for a third major violation.

The situation tests how penalties escalate with repeated major offenses. After two prior major offenses, the policy treats a third major offense as requiring the most severe sanction to protect safety and maintain base standards. Permanent revocation of driving privileges on the installation is the consequence, reflecting the seriousness of continued violations and removing the ability to drive on base altogether.

Suspensions of 30–60 days or six months and financial penalties are intermediate or less severe responses meant for earlier steps or lesser offenses, not the final consequence for a third major violation.