|
Type of
Suspension |
Comments |
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Accumulation
of 12 points within a two-year period. | |
|
Testing with a prohibited blood
alcohol concentration. | |
|
Refusing to submit to a blood,
breath or urine test when requested to do so by law
enforcement. | |
|
A suspension limiting driving
privileges, and invoked by a court within the state of
| |
|
DUI coded by the presiding court as
a first offense within the last five years. | |
|
Conviction of three or more
Alcohol/Drug related offenses within a three year
period. | |
|
Unauthorized withdrawal from
school, habitual absence without legitimate excuse, or
suspension/expulsion for drugs or alcohol. | |
|
Individual found guilty by an
| |
|
Unsatisfied civil judgment
resulting from the use, care, or maintenance of a motor
vehicle. | |
|
Under 18 and has been adjudicated
unruly, delinquent, or juvenile traffic
offender. | |
|
Failure to pay a fine or appear in
court in connection to a traffic offense within
| |
|
A court grants limited driving
privileges during a suspension. | |
|
Person of insufficient age uses
another person's driver license or alters one's own to purchase
alcohol. | |
|
Suffering from a physical or mental
disability or disease that prevents him/her from exercising
reasonable/ordinary control of a motor
vehicle. | |
|
Upon a check with other states, an
individual is found to be under suspension. | |
|
Non-Compliance |
Any driver and/or owner who fails to show Proof
of Financial Responsibility was in effect at the time of an
accident/offense will lose his/her driving and registration privileges for
a minimum of 90 days. |
|
| |
|
An individual pleads guilty or is
convicted of a DUI or Drug related offense in another
state. | |
|
Underage
drinking with a BAC of .02% but less than
.08%. | |
|
An individual is convicted of
having physical control of a vehicle while
intoxicated. | |
|
The PD will be triggered by a
conviction record with an offense date greater than | |
|
The P1 will be triggered by a
conviction record with an offense date greater than | |
|
A person is convicted of two
separate moving violations within any two year period prior to 18 years of
age. | |
|
A person is convicted of three
separate moving violations within any two year period prior to 18 years of
age. | |
|
DUI coded by presiding court as a
second or more offense within a six year
period. | |
|
Damages from an accident where a
"case" has been established by the BMV. | |
|
A block on either driver license
and/or vehicle registration due to outstanding arrest
warrant. | |
|
Under 19 years old and conveying or
possessing a deadly weapon or dangerous ordinance to, or on school
property. |
The foregoing information comes
from the Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles and is subject to change without
notice.
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