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In British Columbia, distracted-driving (hand-held phone) typically carries demerit points of:

BC traffic laws penalize distracted driving with a strict fine and demerit points. The correct answer is 3 demerit points, which are added to a driver's record

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Question: In British Columbia, distracted-driving (hand-held phone) typically carries demerit points of:

Answer options:

  • 0
  • 2 ✅ 3
  • 4

Correct answer: 3

Explanation: BC traffic laws penalize distracted driving with a strict fine and demerit points. The correct answer is 3 demerit points, which are added to a driver's record for using a hand-held electronic device. Options 0, 2, and 4 are incorrect because they do not represent the designated penalty point value assigned for this infraction. Under the BC Motor Vehicle Act, accumulating penalty points can quickly lead to license suspensions and higher insurance premiums, particularly for Graduated Licensing Program drivers who have lower tolerance thresholds. Expect multiple-choice questions on high-risk driving penalties and demerit thresholds on the official ICBC knowledge test.

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