What is one possible result of receiving multiple moving violations?

Receiving multiple moving violations can indeed lead to increased insurance rates. Insurance companies assess the risk associated with a driver based on their driving history, which includes any violations. If a driver has multiple infractions, insurers view this as a red flag, indicating a higher likelihood of future claims due to risky driving behavior. As a result, they may categorize the driver as a higher risk, which often translates to increased premiums on their vehicle insurance or even refusal to renew an existing policy.

The other potential outcomes, such as inability to obtain a license, mandatory jail sentences, or requirements to complete a driving course, while possible under certain circumstances, are less common and depend on various factors including the severity of the violations and the driver's overall record. Thus, the most direct consequence of accumulating multiple moving violations is typically reflected in higher insurance costs.