What happens if a driver fails to stop at a stop sign within the airport premises?

When a driver fails to stop at a stop sign within airport premises, the consequence is disqualification from operating vehicles. This measure is in place to ensure the safety of all individuals in the high-traffic environment of an airport. Stop signs are critical traffic control devices that prevent accidents by directing traffic and regulating vehicle flow, particularly in areas where pedestrians and other vehicles may be present.

Allowing drivers to continue operating vehicles after ignoring a stop sign could lead to serious safety hazards, including collisions and injuries. The airport authority takes such infractions seriously because the stakes are high. Disqualification serves as a deterrent for negligent behavior and emphasizes the importance of adhering to traffic regulations within the airport.

The other options do not reflect the level of consequence befitting a serious traffic violation at an airport, where safety is paramount. Thus, disqualification is the most appropriate response to ensure compliance with rules that protect everyone's safety on airport grounds.