When must a motorist enroll in a Probationary Driver Program during their probationary period?

A motorist must enroll in a Probationary Driver Program during their probationary period if they are convicted of two or more moving violations that total four or more points. This requirement exists to enhance the driving skills of motorists who have demonstrated a pattern of unsafe behavior on the road, as indicated by their accumulation of points from moving violations.

Enrolling in the program aims to reduce the likelihood of future violations and improve overall road safety. The program typically covers topics such as safe driving practices, the consequences of traffic offenses, and strategies for avoiding accidents, thereby providing drivers with valuable knowledge and skills.

The other scenarios, such as being convicted of just one moving violation with two points or being involved in an accident, do not trigger the same requirement for enrollment in the program. Additionally, a DUI conviction does not specifically lead to this program but instead requires different interventions and penalties.