Dangerous, negligent or careless driving behavior can result in both serious legal consequences and the temporary or permanent loss of driving privileges.
Suspension
If a driver's license is suspended, their driving privilege is temporarily withdrawn for a specific period and may be reinstated once the terms of the suspension are fulfilled.
Once the terms of the suspension have been fulfilled, a driver can
apply for a license at
an NCDMV driver license office. In addition to the requirements for getting a driver license, some suspensions require proof of insurance at the time of reinstatement.
Notice of Class Action Settlement
This is a notice of a class action settlement over suspended drivers’ licenses for non-payment.
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Revocation
If a driver's license is revoked, their driving privilege is terminated and can only be reinstated if they meet eligibility requirements and any conditions or terms set forth in a hearing by the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles.
A driver who has had their license revoked can
apply for a license at
an NCDMV driver license office. In addition to the requirements for getting a driver license, some revocations require proof of insurance at the time of reinstatement.
Common Suspensions & Revocations
Common reasons that a driver's license may be suspended or revoked include:
Administrative Hearings
Many suspensions and revocations either require or can be shortened by
an administrative hearing.
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