Section 1040.29 Suspension or Revocation for Two or More Traffic Offenses Committed Within 24 Months by a Person Under the Age of 21
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 92 TRANSPORTATION › CHAPTER II: SECRETARY OF STATE › Part 1040 CANCELLATION, REVOCATION OR SUSPENSION OF LICENSES OR PERMITS › Section 1040.29 Suspension or Revocation for Two or More Traffic Offenses Committed Within 24 Months by a Person Under the Age of 21
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Section 1040.29 Suspension
or Revocation for Two or More Traffic Offenses Committed Within 24 Months by a
Person Under the Age of 21
A person who has been convicted
of two or more points assigned traffic offenses, as listed in Section 1040.20
(Type Action 87, 97 or 99), excluding any conviction previously used as a basis
for suspension/revocation action, that were committed on or after January
1, 1998, while the person was under the age of 21, within a 24-month period,
shall be identified by the Department for review for possible driver's license
and driving privilege suspension or revocation pursuant to IVC
Section 6-206(a)(36) (prior to 7/30/1998
authority was 6-206(a)(34)), provided no more than six months have elapsed
between the effective date of the suspension or revocation and the last
conviction date.
a) If a person's driving record indicates no prior suspensions,
excluding miscellaneous suspensions or revocations within a seven-year period
from the effective date of the suspension or revocation, the following point
table shall be used in computing whether an order of suspension or revocation
is to be entered and recorded to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number
of Points
Action
0 through 9
No Action
10 through 34
1-month Suspension
35 through 49
3-month Suspension
50 through 64
6-month Suspension
65 through 79
12-month Suspension
Over 79
Revocation
b) If the person has had one prior suspension or one prior
revocation within a seven-year period from the effective date of the suspension
or revocation, excluding those defined as Miscellaneous Suspensions, the
following point table shall be used in computing whether an order of suspension
or revocation is to be entered and recorded to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number
of Points
Action
0 through 9
No Action
10 through 34
2-month Suspension
35 through 49
6-month Suspension
50 through 70
12-month Suspension
Over 79
Revocation
c) If the person has had two or more prior suspensions or
revocations within a seve
ble shall be used in computing whether an order of suspension
or revocation is to be entered and recorded to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number
of Points
Action
0 through 9
No Action
10 through 34
2-month Suspension
35 through 49
6-month Suspension
50 through 70
12-month Suspension
Over 79
Revocation
c) If the person has had two or more prior suspensions or
revocations within a seven-year period from the effective date of the
suspension or revocation, excluding those defined as Miscellaneous Suspensions,
the following point table shall be used in computing whether an order of
suspension or revocation is to be entered and recorded to the driving record;
POINT TABLE
Number
of Points
Action
0 through 9
No Action
10 through 79
12-month Suspension
Over 79
Revocation
d) If the person has in effect a suspension for safety
responsibility, financial responsibility, family financial responsibility or an
unsatisfied judgment and at least one of the two or more convictions referenced
in subsection (a) were committed after the effective date of the suspension for
safety responsibility, financial responsibility, family financial
responsibility or an unsatisfied judgment, the following point table shall be
used in computing whether an order of suspension or revocation is to be entered
to the driving record:
POINT TABLE
Number
of Points
Action
0 through 9
No Action
10 through 79
12-month Suspension
Over 79
Revocation
e) Notice of suspension or revocation will be given pursuant to IVC
Sections 6-209 and 2-114.
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