Which of the following is an example of a civil matter concerning a driver’s license?

In the context of driver's licenses, a civil matter typically involves administrative actions or decisions rather than criminal charges or infractions. Actions taken by the division on the driver's license, such as suspensions, revocations, or administrative hearings, directly pertain to the management and regulation of a driver's license in a civil capacity. These actions are generally concerned with compliance with laws and regulations governing driving privileges and do not carry criminal penalties.

In contrast, options like a ticket for speeding or a failure to stop after a collision involve violations of traffic laws that may result in penalties or fines, which are criminal or quasi-criminal in nature. Similarly, a criminal charge of driving under the influence is a criminal matter with potential criminal penalties, making it distinct from civil matters related to driver’s licenses. Thus, actions taken by the division on the driver's license represent the correct identification of a civil matter involving administrative processes related to licensing rather than criminal violations.