Under which circumstances could a driver lose their license?

A driver could lose their license for leaving the scene of a traffic accident because this is classified as a serious offense. In Missouri, it is mandatory for drivers involved in an accident to stop and exchange information or assist any injured individuals. Fleeing the scene demonstrates a disregard for the law and for others' safety, leading to significant penalties, including potential criminal charges. The law takes this behavior very seriously as it can impede law enforcement's ability to respond appropriately to accidents and ensure that proper care is provided to those injured.

While not wearing a seatbelt, driving without insurance, and using a handheld device while driving can also carry penalties, they typically result in fines or points on the driver’s record rather than an immediate loss of license. Thus, leaving the scene of an accident stands out as a more severe violation that can directly lead to the revocation of driving privileges.