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If you're ticketed for too many moving violations within a specific period of time:
If you're ticketed for:
Your license will be suspended for 60 days. There is a 1 year probation period following the suspension.
During probation, if you're ticketed for another moving violation your license will be suspended for 30 days for each offense and your 1 year probation will start over.
Note: Remember to keep your address current so we can notify you of any changes to your driving status. Within 10 days of moving, please:
To get your license back when the suspension is over:
There may be other issues you'll need to take care of to get your license back. To find out what you need to do, see Learn how to reinstate your license.
While your driver license is suspended, you may be eligible for an Occupational/Restricted License (ORL) that will allow you drive to work or other necessary appointments until the suspension is over.
You may appeal the suspension within 15 days from the date on your notification letter. The letter we sent to you includes a form for you to appeal the suspension.
For more information about appealing or contesting your suspension, please see Hearings.
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