Georgia Commercial Driver License Practice Test

What could potentially happen if a driver exceeds the maximum speed limit?

1. They may receive a warning

2. They may be ticketed

3. They may have to retake the driving test

4. They may not experience any consequences

The correct answer is: They may be ticketed

Exceeding the maximum speed limit is a violation of traffic laws, which is why a driver may be ticketed if caught. A speeding ticket serves as a penalty for not adhering to established speed regulations, which are designed to maintain safety on the roads. Laws dictate that exceeding speed limits can lead to fines and points being added to the driver’s record, which may affect their insurance rates and overall driving privileges. The other options, while they may seem possible in some contexts, do not typically apply to the situation of speeding on public roads. A warning may be issued in certain instances, but it is not a guaranteed consequence of exceeding speed limits. Retaking the driving test isn't a typical response to a speeding violation unless it leads to more serious infractions that affect driving status. Lastly, the idea that a driver may not experience any consequences disregards the legal framework established for traffic violations, as there are generally repercussions for reckless driving behaviors such as speeding.