Vehicle registration may be denied for what offenses?

• A. Any traffic offense
• B. Certain traffic offenses that have a maximum possible penalty of $200
• C. Offenses with imprisonment
• D. All offenses

Answer: (B)

Vehicle registration denial is limited to a narrow set of offenses, specifically those traffic offenses that carry a maximum penalty of $200. This monetary threshold is the criterion used to determine which offenses can affect eligibility for registration. Offenses with imprisonment or any with penalties beyond $200 fall outside this particular ground, and denying registration for all traffic offenses would be too broad. Similarly, saying all offenses are grounds for denial would also be inaccurate. Because the rule targets only those offenses with a $200 or lower maximum penalty, that exact phrasing best matches how the denial provision is applied.