By law, a driver who causes bodily harm to a child in a school crossing zone is subjected to which of the following?

• A. Imprisonment Only
• B. Fines Only
• C. Imprisonment, Fines, and Suspension of Driving Privileges
• D. License Revocation Only

Answer: (C)

When a driver causes bodily harm to a child in a school crossing zone, the law treats the act as not just a criminal offense but also as an offense that justifies taking away driving privileges. The penalties typically include imprisonment for the criminal act, fines as the financial consequence, and a suspension of driving privileges to remove the ability to drive while the case is ongoing and to deter dangerous behavior in a sensitive area. Because all three types of consequences can apply to this serious offense, the most accurate answer reflects imprisonment, fines, and suspension of driving privileges. It’s usually not limited to just one penalty, and the license action is a suspension rather than an automatic permanent revocation in every case.