A license suspension might occur due to what behavior?

A license suspension can occur due to driving without valid insurance because operating a vehicle without the required insurance coverage is considered a serious violation of traffic laws. In Minnesota, as in many other states, drivers are mandated to have auto insurance to protect themselves and others on the road. Failing to maintain proof of insurance, or being caught driving uninsured, can lead to legal consequences, including a suspension of the driver's license. This action is intended to ensure that all drivers have the financial responsibility to cover damages or injuries that might occur in the event of an accident, thereby promoting safe driving practices and accountability.

Maintaining a clean driving record or using a license for identification purposes does not typically result in suspension, and driving under the speed limit is usually seen as responsible behavior, not a cause for license suspension.