What are the suspension penalties for speeding offenses for JOL holders?

JOL (Junior Operator's License) holders face stricter penalties for speeding offenses to encourage safe driving habits among younger drivers. The correct answer indicates that the suspension penalty for a first speeding offense is 90 days, and for subsequent offenses, the suspension period increases to one year. This graduated approach to penalties reflects the Massachusetts policy aimed at reducing reckless driving and improving safety on the roads. By imposing these penalties, the law aims to deter JOL holders from speeding and to promote responsible behavior while driving, recognizing that younger drivers may need extra encouragement to adhere to speed limits and traffic safety regulations.