CH 8: LICENSE REVOCATION, SUSPENSION, DENIAL, CANCELLATION.

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CH 8: LICENSE REVOCATION, SUSPENSION, DENIAL, CANCELLATION

REVOCATION Indefinite withdrawal of driving privileges by the Sec of State’s office. Driving privileges – reapply after a min. of 1 year

REVOCATION Aggravated DUI Aggravated Reckless Driving Auto Theft DUI Drag Racing Leaving the Scene Perjury Reckless Homicide Reckless Driving (3/12) Fatality crash Fraud ID

SUSPENSION Temporary loss of driving privileges. Driving privileges – susp. ended and paid reinstatement fee

SUSPENSION Crash construction zone Drug/alcohol failure Drug/Alcohol refusal Drug or Sex offense Failure to appear Zero Tolerance violation Failure to pay child support Failure to yield to emergency vehicles Illegal possession, consumption, purchase of alcohol if under 21 School Bus violations RR crossing violation

CANCELLATION Termination by formal action by the Secretary of States office. Reasons: Medical Fraudulent application Ineligible

DENIAL Temporary denial of the privilege of applying for a license or permit. Reasons Driving without a license Crash involving harm/death

SPECIAL PERMITS Restricted Driving Permits – Occupational Driving Permit -