Which of the following is NOT a way to incur points on a Missouri driving record?

Driving 10 miles below the speed limit is not a way to incur points on a Missouri driving record because operating within the speed limits, or even slightly under them, typically does not violate any traffic laws. In fact, driving slower than the posted speed limit can be considered safer in certain contexts, unless it is unreasonably slow given the flow of traffic or conditions.

In contrast, running a red light, failing to stop for a school bus with its lights activated, and driving under the influence all represent serious traffic violations that carry significant penalties, including points on a driving record. These actions endanger public safety and are closely monitored by law enforcement, leading to the accumulation of points as a means to encourage safe driving behaviors.