Which of the following would not lead to an assessment of points on a driving record?

A parking violation does not contribute to an assessment of points on a driving record as it is typically considered a non-moving violation. Non-moving violations, such as parking infractions, do not arise from the operation of a vehicle in a way that can endanger public safety or violates traffic laws pertaining to how a vehicle is driven. These types of violations are generally resolved through fines or tickets rather than point assessments.

In contrast, driving offenses like exceeding the speed limit, driving without insurance, and driving with a suspended license are associated with moving violations that pose a risk to public safety or violate laws that govern how vehicles are operated on the road. These infractions can lead to an accumulation of points on a driving record, which is used to track driving behavior and may influence penalties, insurance rates, and driving privileges.