Which of the following actions can result in a JOL being suspended?

Accumulating too many points on your driving record can indeed lead to the suspension of a Junior Operator License (JOL) in Massachusetts. The point system is designed to help monitor and manage driver behavior. Each traffic violation carries a specific point value, and if a JOL holder accumulates a certain number of points within a designated period, it indicates a pattern of unsafe driving. This can prompt the Registry of Motor Vehicles (RMV) to impose a suspension, which serves as a corrective measure to encourage safer driving practices.

In contrast, failing to use turn signals does not typically result in a direct point accumulation that would lead to suspension on its own, although repeated infractions could contribute to overall points. Driving with an expired permit may involve penalties, but it usually results in fines or other consequences rather than direct suspension related to points. Lastly, failing to update personal information, while important, does not inherently lead to suspension; it may complicate communications or legal matters but is not itself grounds for suspension.