If deemed a habitual offender, for how long will your license be suspended?

In Massachusetts, a habitual offender is someone who has been convicted of multiple offenses or violations that indicate a pattern of reckless or irresponsible driving behavior. If you are classified as a habitual offender, your license will be suspended for a duration of four years. This is a significant penalty intended to address repeated non-compliance with traffic regulations and to promote road safety. The system is designed to deter habitual offenders from continuing to drive irresponsibly, thereby reducing the risk to themselves and others on the road.