What action is taken if a driver accumulates 100 points in a 3-year period?

When a driver accumulates 100 points in a 3-year period while holding an Airside Driving Permit, the appropriate action is an immediate suspension of the ADP for up to one year. This measure is in place to ensure safety and compliance with regulations at an airport. Accumulating such a high number of points indicates a pattern of risky or unsafe driving behaviors that could endanger airport operations and the safety of personnel and passengers.

The suspension serves as a corrective action aimed at promoting safer driving habits among those who work in these sensitive environments. Instead of merely imposing fines or requiring retraining courses, this approach directly addresses the severity of the driver's actions and provides a clear consequence that reinforces the importance of following safety regulations.

While other options might suggest different consequences, none provide the same level of immediate impact on the driver's ability to operate within an airport environment as a suspension does. This helps maintain the integrity of airside operations and encourages drivers to adhere to regulations more strictly.