Sentences with phrase «minimum license suspension»

Driving with a suspended license leads to a minimum license suspension of 90 days and a maximum suspension of 2 years.

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In the study, the researchers looked at seven state - wide laws on alcohol - impaired driving adopted between 1980 and 2010: a 0.08 limit on blood alcohol content; a ban on open alcohol containers; zero tolerance laws for drivers under the age of 21; and license suspension, minimum fines, mandatory community service, and minimum prison time for driving under the influence.

This includes program areas such as: highway - rail grade crossing safety, pedestrian / bicycle safety, run - off - the - road crashes and guardrail safety, roadway hazard elimination, work zone safety, speed management, aggressive driving and red light running prevention, minimum drinking age, seat belt usage, drunk driving and standard blood alcohol levels enforcement, repeat offenders» penalties, open containers laws, and drug offender's license suspension.

If you end up getting caught without at least the minimum coverage, the fines and license suspension can cost more than a car insurance policy.

the minimum disciplinary action imposed shall be a suspension of the license until new payment terms are agreed upon or the scholarship obligation is resumed

A driver will face a minimum of a six - month license suspension with an SSS, and at least a year for a refusal to submit.

Upon conviction for Impaired Driving, «Over 80», Care and Control, Refuse Breath Sample or Dangerous Operation, a Judge has no choice but to impose minimum penalties, including mandatory license suspension.

For a first offence, the license suspension is for a minimum of one year.

For multiple offenses, an uninsured motorist faces a $ 1,000 fine, six - month license suspension and minimum four - month registration suspension.

If you are caught driving without proof of insurance for a second time, you will be fined a minimum of $ 1,000 along with a four month license suspension.

First offense: minimum $ 500 fine, and license suspension until you can show proof to the Division of Motor Vehicles that you are insured.

If you end up getting caught without at least the minimum coverage, the fines and license suspension can cost more than a car insurance policy.

First offense DUI arrest in Oklahoma initiates an impending license suspension of 30 days, a 10 day minimum to 1 year incarceration and fines of up to $ 1,300.

Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, for example, results in an automatic license suspension for a minimum of 90 days.

In Wisconsin, points can remain active for 5 years from the date of conviction, and collecting more than 12 points within a year leads to license suspension for a minimum of 2 months.

Driving without the minimum coverage will stain your driving record and lead to license suspension, fines, or worse.

Drivers who operate a vehicle without these mandated coverage minimums may be subject to a fine, 30 - day jail sentence, and the suspension of their license and vehicle registration.

For the record, the minimum required insurance is better than no insurance — especially in a state where you're going to be held liable for expenses if you're found to be at fault, and where penalties for uninsured motorists include escalating fines up to $ 1,000, as well as the potential suspension of your license and registration.

If you are involved in any of the above violations and do not meet Florida's minimum liability insurance requirements, your driver's license and tags are subject to suspension for up to three years.

Failure to carry the minimum amount of personal injury protection and property damage liability could lead to the suspension of your Deltona driver's license, which can seriously affect your Volusia County DHSMV driving record.

To avoid a $ 500 fine and license suspension, everyone in the Cornhusker State must purchase some minimum car insurance: bodily injury liability of $ 25,000 per person and $ 50,000 per accident, and property damage coverage of $ 25,000.

For points - related suspensions, your license will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months and a maximum of 12 months *, depending on your situation.

Motorists who want to avoid drivers license suspensions in Massachusetts need to maintain minimum liability car insurance coverage.

Without proof of these minimum coverages, you can face suspension of your vehicle registration and driver's license.

That said, if you drive without the minimum insurance coverage, you could be punished by license suspension and a hefty $ 500 fine.

If you're caught without these minimums, you'll receive a fine of up to $ 500, as well as suspension of your license and registration.

Under a law that went into effect in 2010, Indiana drivers who are caught operating a motor vehicle without automobile liability insurance are subject to a minimum 90 - day license suspension.

Those who are found in violation of the state code face penalties including the loss of driving privileges for a minimum of 90 days and up to two years, license plate suspension, and registration reinstatement fees [1].

Failure to carry insurance that meets the state's minimum requirements can result in suspension of your license, fines and penalties, and the requirement to file an SR - 22 certificate proving your financial responsibility with the DMV for the next three years.

Failure to carry car insurance that meets or exceeds Kentucky's minimum coverage requirements can result in fines of up to $ 1,000, incarceration for up to 90 days, suspension of your license for up to one year, and placement in the «high risk» category of drivers, all of which can significantly increase your car insurance coverage rates.

Even if someone is killed, if it was only due to negligence and not intentional conduct such as reckless driving, they are facing a fatality civil infraction fine of $ 1,000 plus court costs, three points and a minimum driver's license suspension of one year plus 120 hours of community service.