What must a driver do after failing to take the SPE to reinstate their license?

After failing to take the Special Point Examination (SPE), a driver must take and pass the exam to reinstate their license. The SPE is designed to evaluate a driver's knowledge of traffic laws and safe driving practices. Failing to take the SPE may lead to a suspension of driving privileges. To regain the ability to drive legally, the driver is required to demonstrate their competence by passing the SPE. This process ensures that those who have had their licenses suspended due to point accumulation or other violations are still capable of following the rules of the road and ensuring the safety of themselves and others.

While other options may be common steps in different circumstances, they do not address the specific requirement following the failure to complete the SPE. For example, paying fines might be necessary for certain traffic violations, but it does not directly relate to the reinstatement process after an SPE failure. Similarly, obtaining a new driving record or appealing a suspension would not fulfill the requirement to demonstrate knowledge through the SPE.