Which of the following might indicate a driver’s ineligibility for traffic school?

The correct answer highlights a scenario that often affects a driver's eligibility for traffic school. Many jurisdictions limit how frequently a driver can attend traffic school for a traffic violation. If a driver has recently completed traffic school, it may disqualify them from participating again for a certain period or for specific offenses. This rule is in place to ensure that those who have already undergone traffic school do not repeatedly rely on it as a means to mitigate the consequences of violations.

Other factors listed, such as having no prior traffic violations or having sustained injuries in a vehicle accident, generally do not impact eligibility for traffic school. In fact, individuals with clean driving records might find themselves more favorably considered for traffic school options, while the nature of injuries from accidents typically does not play a role in regarding eligibility. Additionally, holding a commercial driver's license often subjects an individual to different regulations, which may dictate how traffic violations are handled, independent of their eligibility status for traffic school.