34 Chapter 3 — Your Driving Privilege Insurance Points Suspensions Your driving privilege will be revoked for at least 30 days if you are convicted of: It will be taken for 60 days if you are convicted of: The DMV can also suspend your license for the following: Any person who commits an offense for which points may be assessed for  violations while operating a commercial motor vehicle may be assessed  double the amount of any fine or penalty authorized by statute. No points shall be assessed for convictions of the following offenses: Littering pursuant to G.S. 14-399 when the littering involves the use of a motor vehicle   1 Insurance companies use a different point system to determine insurance  rates. If you have any questions concerning insurance points, contact your  insurance agent. In addition to criminal penalties that the court might mandate, conviction of  certain traffic offenses will result in the loss of your driving privilege. • Two convictions of speeding over 55 mph within a period of 12 months; • One conviction of speeding over 55 mph and one conviction of reckless  driving within a year; • A conviction of willful racing with another motor vehicle, whether it is  prearranged or unplanned; •  A second charge of speeding over 55 mph and more than 15 mph  above the speed limit within one year; or •  Speeding plus reckless driving on the same occasion. •  Driving any vehicle more than 15 miles per hour over the speed limit, if  you are driving at a speed higher than 55 mph. • Failure to display a current inspection certificate. • Unlawful display of emblems and insignia; and • Improper display of license plates or dealer’s tags; • Improper muffler; • Improper registration; • Improper plates; • Carrying concealed weapon; • Illegal parking;  • Overheight; • Overwidth; • Overlength; • Overload;