Under SB 485, which of the following offenses can lead to driver’s license suspension in California?

Under SB 485, one of the key provisions addresses the consequences of certain criminal offenses related to minors and alcohol. Specifically, if a minor is found in possession of alcohol, it can result in a driver's license suspension. This is part of California's efforts to enforce laws that discourage underage drinking and promote responsible behavior among young drivers.

In contrast, while traffic violations are certainly a reason for license suspension in California, they do not fall under the specific context of SB 485. Driving without a seatbelt is a traffic safety issue but also typically results in fines rather than a suspension of the license. Similarly, prostitution, while a serious offense, does not directly link to driver’s license suspension under this particular law. Thus, the connection between a minor's possession of alcohol and the potential for license suspension is what makes this response the correct choice.