What happens when you accumulate 8 points in an 18-month period for the second time?

When you accumulate 8 points within an 18-month period for the second time, your driving privileges are suspended for 60 days. This consequence is part of Missouri's point system designed to encourage safe driving behaviors. The accumulation of points reflects traffic violations and indicates a pattern of risk that leads to this suspension.

In the context of Missouri's licensing regulations, a suspension signifies that the driver can face restrictions while the revocation would mean losing the driving privileges altogether for a specified period, which may not apply in this situation since the points are not high enough for revocation under these specific conditions. Consequences differ based on the number of points and whether it is a first or subsequent offense; thus, a 60-day suspension for the second accumulation of 8 points is consistent with the state's approach to traffic safety and regulation.