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SECffON  10: LOSING  YOUR DRIVING PRIVILEGES -


            • 1st or 2nd suspension for accumulation of  • Failure  to  report striking an unattended  • Driving a commercial motor vehicle without
              15 or more points within a 24 month period;  vehicle;               a commercial driver's license in your imme­
            • 3rd controlled substance violation after a 2  • Failure to report striking a fixed object;  diate possession, but not if it is because your
              year suspension and age 21 or over;  • Failure to report a crash;   commercial driving privileges have been sus­
                                                                                  pended, revoked, canceled, or disquali£ied;
            • Homicide by vehicle 2nd Degree (age 21  or
              over);                          • Any felony in the commission of which a  • Driving a commercial motor vehicle without
                                                motor vehicle is used;
                                                                                  a commercial driver's license of the proper
            • Any felony in the commission of which  a                            class and endorsements for the specific ve­
              motor vehicle is used (age 21 or over);  • Driving a CMV while the CDL is revoked,  hicle you are operating or for the passengers
                                                suspended, canceled, or disqualified;
            • Using a motor vehicle in fleeing or attempting                      or type of cargo you are transporting;
              to elude an officer (age 21 or over);  • Homicide by vehicle;     • Use of a wireless device for text based com­
            • Fraudulent or fictitious use of, or application   • Racing;         munications while operating a commercial
              for, a license/ID card (age 21 or over);  • Using a motor vehicle in Aeeing or attempting   motor vehicle.
            • Hit and run or leaving the scene of a a·ash  to elude an officer;
              (age 21 or over);               • Fraudulent or fictitious use of, or application  Other Violations
            • Racing (age 21 or over);          for, a license/ID card;           A felony conviction involving the manufac­
            • Operating a motor vehicle with a revoked,  • Operating a motor vehicle with a revoked,  turing, distribution, trafficking or possession
              canceled, or suspended registration (age 21  canceled, or suspended registration;  of a controlled substance or marijuana using a
                                                                                CMV (other than mere felony possession) will
              or over);                       • Commercial vehicle cargo theft; or  result in a lifetime disqualification of commer­
            • If approved by the sentencing Court Judge  • Refusal  to  submit  to state administered  cial driving privileges.
              involving license suspensions for certain  chemical testing when requested by a law  Violation of an out-of-service order will result
              drug offenses                     enforcement officer.            in a disqualification of:
              In all cases, the Department will make  If convicted of any of these offenses while  • not less than 180 days and not more than one
            the final determination of eligibility for a  you arc operating a CMV that is placarded for   year for a 1st offense;
            limited driving permit Please contact DDS  hazardous materials, you will be disqualified   • not less than 2 years and not more than 5
            at 678-413-8400 for further infonnation.   from driving a CMV for at least three years for
                                              a first offense.                    years for a 2nd offense; and
                                                A second conviction from a separate incident  • not less than 3 years and not more than 5
            Commercial Driving                of any of these major traffic violations will re­  years for a 3rd or subsequent incidents.
            Disqualifications                 sult in a lifetime disqualification of cnmmercia1   An additional disqualification period will
              When commercial driving privileges are dis­  driving privileges.   apply when an out-of-service order is violated
            qualified, the licensee is prohibited from operat­                  while  transporting hazardous  materials  or
            ing a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV). Com­  Serious Traffic Violations   transporting more than 15 passengers.
                                                Your commercial driving privileges will be
            mercial driving privileges can be disqualified   disqualified for a period of 60 days upon a sec­  Conviction of any railroad grade crossing
            even if you do not have a commercial driver's   ond conviction in three years for a serious traffic   offense while operating a CMV will also result
            license (CDL). lf you do not have a CDL, but your   violation (provided that the two convictions   in a disqualifcation of 60 days for a 1st offense
            commercial driving privileges are disqualified,   arose from separate incidents). Your commer­  up to 1 year for a third or subsequent violation
            you will not be eligible to obtain a COL during   cial driving privileges will be disqualified for a   within a 3 year period.
            the period of the disqualification.   period of 120 days upon a third or subsequent
              The commercial driving privileges can be
                                              conviction in three years for a serious traffic
            withdrawn for:                    violation (provided that the various convictions
            • Conviction of a Major traffic violation;  arose from separate incidents).
            •  onviction of two or more Serious traffic  The following violations are defined as "seri­
              violations;                     ous traffic violations" when committed in this
                                              state, or any other state, when operating either a
            • Use of a CMV in the commission of any felo­  CMV or, unless otherwise specifed, a noncom­
              ny involving a controlled substance or mari­  mercial motor vehicle:
              juana (other than mer  felony possession);  • Speeding 15 or more miles per hour above
            • Violation of an out-of-service order; or  the posted speed limit;
            • Conviction of a railroad grade crossing of­  • Reckless driving;
              fense in a CMV.
                                              • Following another vehicle too closely;
            Major Traffic Violations          • Improper or erratic lane change, including
              The commercial driving privileges of any   failure to signal a lane change;
            person convicted of one of the following "major
            traffic violations" in this state, or any other state,   • A violation of state law or a local ordinance
            in a commercial or, unless otherwise specified,   relating to motor vehicle traffic control aris­
            a noncommercial vehicle will be disqualified   ing in connection with a fatal a-ash, excluding
            for one year:                       parking, weight, length, height, and vehicle
                                                defect violations, and excluding homicide
            • Driving a CMV if your BAC is .04 gm. or  by vehicle;
              higher;                         • A railroad grade crossing violation in a non­
            •  DUI;                             commercial motor vehicle;
            • Hit and run or leaving the scene of a crash;  • Driving a commercial motor vehicle without
                                                obtaining a commercial driver's license;
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