What happens if a driver still does not take the exam after the initial letter from PennDOT?

If a driver fails to take the required exam after receiving an initial letter from PennDOT, their driving privilege will be suspended. This suspension is a consequence of not complying with the state's requirements, which often relates to concerns about the driver's ability to operate a vehicle safely.

The requirement for an exam serves as a means for PennDOT to ensure that all drivers on the road have the necessary skills and knowledge to drive safely. Failing to attend the examination after being notified indicates non-compliance with these regulations, leading to the suspension of driving privileges. This enforcement helps maintain overall road safety by preventing individuals who may not meet the necessary criteria from continuing to drive.

The other options do not accurately reflect the consequences imposed by PennDOT for failing to take the exam, as they would either grant new privileges or not penalize the driver accordingly.