To determine at which point counts you will receive a Level 1 Warning Letter under the Negligent Operator Treatment System (NOTS), let's analyze the criteria.
The criteria for receiving a Level 1 Warning Letter are as follows:
1. Accumulating 2 points within 12 months.
2. Accumulating 4 points within 24 months.
3. Accumulating 6 points within 36 months.
Now, let's look at the provided point count combinations to see which ones match these criteria:
1. 2 points within 12 months / 4 points within 24 months / 6 points within 36 months
- This combination exactly matches the criteria for receiving a Level 1 Warning Letter.
2. 3 points within 12 months / 5 points within 24 months / 7 points within 36 months
- This combination does not match the criteria. The point counts are higher than those specified for a Level 1 Warning Letter.
3. 4 points within 12 months / 6 points within 24 months / 8 points within 36 months
- This combination also does not match the criteria. These point counts are again higher than the specified criteria.
4. 5 points within 12 months / 7 points within 24 months / 9 points within 36 months
- This combination does not match the criteria either. These point counts are all higher than those needed for a Level 1 Warning Letter.
Therefore, the correct point counts for receiving a Level 1 Warning Letter under the NOTS are:
2 points within 12 months / 4 points within 24 months / 6 points within 36 months.
