You may download a hearing request form to drop off at your local DMV, mail in the request, or fax it, too. If accepted, the state will schedule a hearing in 30 — 35 days. The duration and fees depend on your activities, worse offenses cause more suspension time. You will pay your fees in person or you can process them through the ADOT website. Drivers with a revoked license must complete the Revocation Investigation Packet. Then, follow the same steps as they would with a suspended license see above.
You may also need to pass a medical review if you failed to submit the documents. Most forms of payment are accepted except for check. You may also pay other court fees and costs depending on your personal situation. Think before you drive under the influence and your impact on the roads. Certain offenses result in an automatic suspension, while others can add up and lead to a suspension based on driving record points or multiple infractions within a certain period of time.
Your driving record contains a history of your traffic offenses. Some states utilize a point system in which different amounts of points are assigned to different traffic offenses. Other states simply track offenses.
In some cases, tickets may be able to be dismissed or points may be reduced for successful completion of a defensive driving course. Taking a defensive driving course may also help you earn a discount on your car insurance. Prison or jail sentences for 10 days to 2 years. Driving with a Suspended License or No License : Driving with a suspended license will lead to an increase in the length of the suspension, and you may also be imprisoned for up to 5 years.
The duration of the additional suspension varies depending on the reason for the underlying suspension. Your vehicle may also be impounded for 30 days if you drive with a suspended or revoked license. Driving without Insurance : All motor vehicles driven in Arizona must be properly insured. Failure to provide proof of valid auto insurance can result in your license being suspended. Your restricted permit may be valid for your entire suspension period and can be used to travel to and from work, during work for business purposes , or to and from school.
Physical or Psychological Disqualification : The Motor Vehicle Division Chief Administrator can order a re-examination of any person who may not be fit to drive. Non-Driving Reasons for License Suspension : A variety of non-driving violations or issues can result in your license being suspended. These include: not responding to a Motor Vehicle Commission notice or not appearing in court; failing to pay traffic tickets, fines or surcharges; and not paying child support.
You are caught driving under the influence of drugs. You give false information to the Arizona MVD. Things to be aware of following a license suspension: If your license has not already been taken away from you in court, you must surrender it to the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division.
After your suspension is over, you will receive a written notice of restoration, with instructions on how to restore your license. Do not drive until you have completed the necessary steps and received a valid, replacement license from the Arizona MVD.
You can also apply for a restricted driving permit see below. Restricted Permit If you were convicted of a DUI and are eligible for a restricted permit, the Arizona MVD will send you one within days after your suspension begins. Have no pending withdrawal actions.
Completed any necessary alcohol education and treatment programs. Paid your fees. If you disagree with the outcome of your hearing, you may be able to request a re-hearing at the Executive Hearing Office in Phoenix at N. For more information about administrative hearings, please refer to the Arizona MVD website. To reinstate your suspended drivers license you will need to: Satisfy any court requirements and fines.
Apply for a standard license renewal to obtain a new license. Visit your local Arizona DMV office with any court clearance documents if applicable , and proof of future financial responsibility Form SR22 from your insurance company, if applicable.
You must maintain proof of coverage for 3 years. Online : at the ADOT website. Eliseo C. Felix Jr. By fax : By e-mail using the ADOT contact form. By Mail : Money order. NOTE : Reinstatement fees cannot be paid by check. Using your vehicle to commit a felony. Failing to submit medical certification documents or meeting medical standards. Leaving the scene of an accident you were involved in. Failing to pay a ticket or appear in court.
In addition to state laws, commercial drivers are also subject to federal regulations controlled by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration FMCSA , including: License disqualifications and fines for violating out-of-service orders.
Suspensions and disqualifications ranging from 60 days to life for violations and convictions such as: Violating railroad-highway grade crossings. Excessive speeding and reckless driving. Fax your request to If you disagree with the outcome of your hearing, you may be able to request a re-hearing at the Executive Hearing Office located in Phoenix at N.
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