What Can Be the Outcome for Violating Conditions of a Provisional License

My question involves a driver's license issued by the State of: california
I'm 16 turning 17 in less than month and provisional ends in 3 weeks.
I was cited for unsafe start 2 months ago, also driving passenger under age of 25 with a provisional license. Went to court and judge let me off no fines, but had to go to free CHP "safe start" not classified as driving school to make point go away.
Later a month later I was pulled over and it was 12:45 at night I was past curfew so cop issued me ticket for violating provisional license and not having proof of insurance I have it now it wasn't in glove box.
What should I expect?
30 day suspenation
Fines
Community service?
Also he pulled me over for no blinker but didn't cite me for it.
Thanks

16 and already breaking laws left and right.

You're asking for possibilities?

Here's one:

Loss of license until you are 18.

And that will be well deserved since you obviously are not taking your driving obligations seriously.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, 2 points on provisional is only 30 day restriction... I don't even have one point. So please explain yourself
Thanks

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So where are you getting your inaccurate information from.

Read the driver's handbook at pages 13.

When they say citation does that mean movig violation which violating provisional is not, or do they mean points on license

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Impatient, aren't you?

Here's the deal, kid. The responders here are all volunteers. We don't get paid a penny for the time we spend here. We do it because we, most of us, sincerely want to provide assistance.

However, since we don't get paid for it, we get to choose who we do and do not assist. Whether you get to keep your license may be the biggest thing in your world but it's not as important to me as getting dinner on the table for my family. Which is what I just interrupted my posting to work on. So hold your horses already.

Your first post was only a little over an hour ago, you've already gotten a couple of answers, and you're already bumping the thread up because you didn't get an answer fast enough for you? Rest your soul in patience, child; many of us who answer here are on the east coast where this is prime commuting and dinner time. For others in other time zones it's still a work day. If your license was that important to you, you'd stop violating the laws and assuming the law would overlook it because you're just such a special snowflake.

We'll get to you when we have time. Settle down.

I'm sorry, I literally dumped all my saving into this truck 2 months ago and I would hate to not be able to drive it.

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I'm sorry im really nervous, anyone??

Here are the outcomes for violating the provisions.

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Provisional Driver License Sanctions

Currently a 30-day restriction is required if your driver record shows a violation point count of 2 or more points in 12 months.

You will receive a 6-month suspension and a 1 year term of probation if your driver record shows a violation point count of 3 or more points in 12 months. Also, the court is required to impose community service hours or fines for violation of specific provisions.

NOTE: Probation means: no tickets, no collisions, and any current restriction or suspension will run its full term even if you turn 18 before the restriction or suspension ends.

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http://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/dmv/?1d...t_facts/ffdl19