Section 1040.31 Operating a Motor Vehicle During a Period of Suspension or Revocation
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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 1040.31 Operating a Motor Vehicle During a Period of Suspension or Revocation
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Section 1040.31 Operating a
Motor Vehicle During a Period of Suspension or Revocation
a) Pursuant
to IVC Section 6-303, when the Department is notified that a person has been
convicted of any violation committed while operating a motor vehicle upon a
highway, except violations of IVC Section 12-603.1 and Section 7-342.1 of the
Chicago Traffic Code while driving privileges were suspended, excluding
miscellaneous suspensions, and the person does not possess a valid restricted
driving permit, judicial driving permit or probationary license at the time of
arrest, the period of suspension shall be extended for an additional like
period of time as the original suspension if the suspension is in effect at the
time the conviction is recorded to the driving record. The Department shall
suspend for a like period of time as the original suspension if the suspension
has terminated at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving record.
b) If a person is convicted of driving while driving privileges
are suspended in violation of IVC Section 6-303(a) and possesses a valid
probationary license at the time of the arrest, no suspension action will be
taken by the Department.
c) If a person is convicted of driving while driving privileges
are suspended in violation of IVC Section 6-303(a) or 6-113 and at the time of
arrest the person had in his/her possession a valid restricted driving permit
or valid judicial driving permit, the period of suspension shall be extended
for an additional like period of time as the original suspension if the
suspension is in effect at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record. If the suspension has terminated at the time the conviction is
recorded to the driving record the Department shall suspend for a like period
of time as the original suspension
l driving permit, the period of suspension shall be extended
for an additional like period of time as the original suspension if the
suspension is in effect at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record. If the suspension has terminated at the time the conviction is
recorded to the driving record the Department shall suspend for a like period
of time as the original suspension.
d) If a person is convicted of driving while driving privileges
are revoked in violation of IVC Section 6-303(a) or 6-113, and at the time the
conviction is recorded to the driving record, a revocation is in effect, the
person shall not be eligible to apply for reinstatement of driving privileges
for an additional one year period from the date of conviction or the latest
projected eligibility date on record regardless of whether or not the person
possesses a valid restricted driving permit. If the period of revocation has
terminated at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving record, the
Department shall suspend the person's driving privileges for 12 months.
e) If a person is convicted of any violation committed while
operating a motor vehicle upon a highway during a period of suspension,
excluding miscellaneous suspensions, and possesses a valid restricted driving
permit or valid judicial driving permit at the time of arrest, a determination
shall be made whether or not the person was in violation of a restriction on
the permit based on, but not limited to, the person's driving record, the
ticket issued, and the restriction on the permit. If a violation of a
restriction on the permit exists, the period of suspension shall be extended
for an additional like period of time as the original suspension, provided the
suspension is in effect at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record
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the permit based on, but not limited to, the person's driving record, the
ticket issued, and the restriction on the permit. If a violation of a
restriction on the permit exists, the period of suspension shall be extended
for an additional like period of time as the original suspension, provided the
suspension is in effect at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record. If the suspension has terminated at the time the conviction is
recorded to the driving record, the Department shall suspend for a like period
of time as the original suspension. Convictions of the following violations
shall be excluded from this subsection: IVC Sections 6-303(a) and 6-113,
Section 7-342.1 of the Chicago Traffic Code and IVC Section 12-603.1.
f) If a person is convicted of any violation committed while operating
a motor vehicle upon a highway during a period of revocation and possesses a
valid restricted driving permit at the time of arrest, a determination shall be
made, whether or not the person was in violation of a restriction imposed on
the permit based on, but not limited to, the person's driving record, the
ticket issued, and the restrictions on the permit. If a violation of a
restriction on the permit exists, the person shall not be eligible to apply for
reinstatement of driving privileges for an additional one year period or longer
as provided in IVC Section 6-208 from the date of conviction or the latest
projected eligibility date on record provided the revocation is in effect at
the time the conviction is recorded to the driving record. If the period of
revocation has terminated at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record, the Department shall suspend the person's driving privileges for 12
months. Convictions of the following violations shall be excluded from this
subsection: IVC Sections 6-303(a) and 6-113, Section 7-342.1 of the Chicago
Traffic Code and IVC Section 12-603.1
corded to the driving record. If the period of
revocation has terminated at the time the conviction is recorded to the driving
record, the Department shall suspend the person's driving privileges for 12
months. Convictions of the following violations shall be excluded from this
subsection: IVC Sections 6-303(a) and 6-113, Section 7-342.1 of the Chicago
Traffic Code and IVC Section 12-603.1.
g) If a person is convicted of any violation committed while
operating a motor vehicle upon a highway during a period of suspension,
excluding miscellaneous suspensions, or during the period of revocation and
possesses a valid restricted driving permit or valid judicial driving permit at
the time of arrest, a determination shall be made whether or not a violation of
any restriction on the permit exists, based on, but not limited to, the
person's driving record, the ticket issued, and the restrictions on the
permit. If no violation of a restriction on the permit is found to exist, the
Department shall take no action pursuant to IVC Section 6-303(b). Convictions
of the following violations shall be excluded from this subsection: IVC
Sections 6-303(a) and 6-113, Section 7-342.1 of the Chicago Traffic Code and IVC
Section 12-603.1.
h) If a person is convicted of any violation of driving during a
miscellaneous suspension, the Department will take no action pursuant to IVC
Section 6-303(b).
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