What is the consequence for JOL holders who receive multiple citations from an officer?

The consequence for Junior Operator License (JOL) holders who receive multiple citations from law enforcement is additional point accumulations, which can ultimately lead to a potential license suspension. In Massachusetts, the driving record is closely monitored, and each moving violation adds points to the driver's record. If a JOL holder accumulates too many points within a specific time frame, it can result in a suspension or revocation of their driving privileges.

This system aims to instill safe driving habits early in young drivers to reduce the risk of accidents and penalties associated with reckless or unsafe behavior on the road. The points accrued can serve as a critical warning, encouraging JOL holders to improve their driving practices. The other options may relate to the broader implications of having a poor driving record, such as insurance rates or having to appear in court, but they do not capture the direct and immediate consequence that accumulations of points can have on a JOL holder's status regarding their driving privileges.