The number of points that lead to a driver's license suspension varies by jurisdiction, but here are common thresholds from different regions:

• United Kingdom : Accumulating 12 or more penalty points within 3 years can lead to disqualification from driving. For new drivers, the license is canceled if they get 6 or more points within 2 years of passing their test

• Florida, USA :
  • 12 points within 12 months results in a 30-day suspension.
  • 18 points within 18 months results in a 3-month suspension.
  • 24 points within 36 months results in a 1-year suspension

• Georgia, USA : A license is suspended if a driver accumulates 15 points within a 24-month period

• Colorado, USA :
  • For drivers 17 and under, 6 or more points within 12 months leads to suspension.
  • For drivers aged 18-21, 9 or more points within 12 months or 12 or more within 24 months leads to suspension

• New York, USA : Getting 11 points in 18 months may result in license suspension

• France : Points are deducted for offenses (1 to 6 points per offense), but the system starts with a full 12 points. Losing all points results in suspension, but exact suspension thresholds are not detailed here

• Australia (NSW) : Getting 2 or more demerit points can lead to suspension, with the suspension period doubling if multiple suspensions occur within 12 months

In summary, the most common suspension thresholds are around 12 points accumulated within 1 to 3 years, but this can be lower for new or young drivers (e.g., 6 points in the UK for new drivers, or 6 points in Colorado for minors). Always check the specific rules for your jurisdiction.