Once your driving privileges are reinstated following suspension or revocation, all the driver license points that you accumulate are ______________.

The correct answer is that all the driver license points that you accumulate are canceled upon the reinstatement of your driving privileges after a suspension or revocation. In North Carolina, when a driver’s license is suspended or revoked, the driver effectively starts with a clean slate regarding point accumulation once their privileges are restored. This means that any previous points that may have been on their driving record are no longer considered, giving the driver an opportunity to maintain a clean record going forward.

The other options do not accurately reflect what happens to accumulated points upon reinstatement. While one might think points could be reset, this typically refers to resetting the accumulation of points after a certain period rather than at the time of reinstatement. Losing points implies that they are permanently taken away, which isn’t the case as they are simply canceled for the future record. Similarly, the review of points generally pertains to the assessment of a driver’s behavior over time rather than their status after reinstatement. Therefore, the reinstatement process specifically leads to the cancellation of any accumulated points during the suspension or revocation period.