You can get up to 10 or more speeding violations within three years to be considered a “habitual offender,” according to Louisiana Revised Statutes Section 32:1472. If you are a habitual offender, the state can revoke your driving privileges, making you surrender your license or permit, though you can get a restricted license for specific purposes like commuting to work. If you have any violation of this restriction or you commit another offense resulting in a conviction, you’ll forfeit your restricted license and face a three-year revocation.