Georgia's Alcohol And Drug Awareness Program (ADAP)Practice Exam

The correct answer is the act of fleeing an officer, which is indeed a non-DUI violation that can result in a license suspension. Fleeing an officer is classified as a serious traffic offense, typically considered a criminal act due to its nature of evading law enforcement. Such actions can pose a danger not only to the individual involved but also to others on the road, leading laws to impose significant penalties, including the potential suspension of driving privileges. Driving without a seatbelt, while a violation of safety laws, typically incurs a fine rather than a suspension of the driver's license. Texting while driving can result in penalties, including fines, but usually does not lead to immediate license suspension in most jurisdictions unless there are additional violations involved. Ignoring a stop sign is a traffic offense that may result in a ticket and fines, but it is less likely to result in a suspension unless it is part of a pattern of reckless driving behavior.