What is the purpose of the Georgia Habitual Violator program?

The purpose of the Georgia Habitual Violator program is primarily focused on tracking and penalizing drivers who have committed repeated offenses. This program is designed to identify individuals who pose a significant risk to public safety due to their driving behavior. By keeping a record of habitual violators, the state can implement stricter consequences such as license suspension or revocation. This not only serves as a deterrent to the habitual offenders but also aims to enhance overall road safety by reducing the likelihood of repeated violations that could lead to accidents or harm to others on the road.

The emphasis on tracking these individuals allows law enforcement and regulatory agencies to monitor driving records closely and intervene when necessary, ensuring that persistent offenders face appropriate legal consequences for their actions.