Mandatory License Suspensions (16.5-18)

Question 1

Conviction for Violating the Passenger or Night Restriction

Answer 1

60 days— first offense
180 days— second offense
One year— subsequent offenses

Second and subsequent offenses require a Driver Attitudinal Retraining course. Third and subsequent offenses require a new learner’s permit and road exam.

$100

Question 2

Conviction for Speeding

Answer 2

90 days— first offense
One year— second or subsequent offense

All offenses require a new learner’s permit exam, a Driver Attitudinal Retraining course, and a new road test. In addition, you may be required to take a State Courts Against Road Rage (SCARR) course.*

$500

Question 3

Conviction for Drag Racing

Answer 3

One year— first offense
Three years— second or subsequent offense

All offenses require a new learner’s permit exam, a Driver Attitudinal Retraining course, and a new road test. In addition, you may be required to take a State Courts Against Road Rage (SCARR) course.*

$500-first offense
$1000-second or subsequent offense

Question 4

Conviction for Driving Negligently or Recklessly/Operating to Endanger

Answer 4

180 days— first offense
One year— second or subsequent offense (within a three year period)

Second and subsequent offenses require a new learner’s permit exam and a new road test.

$500

Question 5

Conviction for the Use of a Mobile Electronic Device (text or phone)

Answer 5

60 days— first offense
180 days— second offense
One year— subsequent offenses

First offense requires a $100 fine, a new learner’s permit exam, a Driver Attitudinal Retraining Course, and a new road test. The fine is $250 for a second offense and $500
for a third offense.

$100

Question 6

Conviction for Negligent Operation and Injury from Mobile Phone Use

Answer 6

180 days— first offense
One year— second or subsequent offense

Second and subsequent offenses require a new learner’s permit exam and a new road test.

$500