How many points does a driver's license accumulate for a moving violation that causes an accident?

A driver's license accumulates three points for a moving violation that causes an accident. This point system is designed to penalize drivers for infractions that jeopardize safety on the road. Accumulating points can lead to increased insurance premiums, and potential suspension of driving privileges if a driver reaches a certain threshold. Each point reflects the severity of the violation, with three points associated with causing an accident indicating a significant concern for public safety. This system helps to encourage responsible driving behavior by holding individuals accountable for actions that might endanger themselves or others.