What is the consequence of accumulating 3 or more surchargeable events within 2 years?

The correct consequence of accumulating 3 or more surchargeable events within a 2-year period is indeed the requirement to complete a driver safety course. This is a measure aimed at encouraging responsible driving and educating the driver about safe driving practices. Completing the course helps to address the behaviors that led to the accumulation of these surchargeable events and can also assist in reducing the chance of future violations.

While other penalties, such as license revocation or suspension, can occur for more severe violations or repeat offenses, accumulating 3 surchargeable events specifically triggers the need for educational intervention rather than immediate punitive action. Additionally, increased insurance rates can result from having multiple surchargeable events; however, this is not a formal consequence imposed by the Massachusetts licensing authorities but rather a possible outcome from insurance companies assessing risk.