If you accumulate 8 points in an 18-month period for a third time, how many days is your driver license suspended?

When a driver accumulates 8 points within an 18-month period for the third time in Missouri, their driver license is subject to a suspension period of 90 days. This policy is established to encourage safe driving behaviors and reduce traffic violations. The accumulation of points reflects a pattern of unsafe driving, and the penalty of a 90-day suspension serves as a significant deterrent.

This suspension period applies specifically to the third occurrence of reaching the 8-point threshold, as the system is designed to escalate consequences for repeated violations. Other options represent different suspension durations that may apply in other circumstances or lesser point accumulations but do not accurately reflect the penalty for this specific situation.