When can you expect to receive a notice from the MVA regarding your driving record?

The correct answer indicates that you can expect to receive a notice from the MVA when you have a traffic violation. This is accurate because traffic violations typically prompt the MVA to send notifications to the driver. These notifications serve to inform the driver of the violation and may also include details about any points that may be added to their driving record as a result. This proactive communication is part of the MVA's efforts to promote responsible driving and keep individuals informed about their driving status.

In contrast, the other options do not represent situations that trigger notifications in the same way. For instance, accumulating any points might not immediately lead to a notification unless it is associated with a particular violation. Requesting a driving record would generally not yield an automatic response from the MVA beyond the record itself; it's dependent on the action of the driver rather than the MVA's notification protocol. Waiting until a license is suspended is a much more severe circumstance and is not the standard protocol for routine communication about driving records or violations.