Discretionary & Public Safety
When the RMV or law enforcement deems that an individual or their operation of a motor vehicle poses an immediate danger to public safety, this suspension type may be imposed on the account.
What is an immediate threat?
The hardship eligibility period for a FAP.
What is no hardship eligibility?
CDL drivers must self-certify to one of four categories.
What are: Non-excepted Interstate (NI), Excepted Interstate (EI), Non-excepted Intrastate (NA), Excepted Intrastate (EA)?
The suspension period for refusing a chemical test for operators over the age of 21 with no prior OUI's.
What is 180 days?
The legislation that specifically addresses trafficking of cocaine, heroin, synthetic opioids, morphine, opium, etc.
What is MGL Ch94C §32E?
A a sanction imposed when an individual might not necessarily have broken a law, but a public safety issue exists as a result of the individual’s driving or motor vehicle-related behavior.
What is an administrative offense?
The suspension period for a FAP.
To qualify for a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), operators must pass this.
What is a Department of Transportation (DOT) medical examination?
This must be added if an Interlock-restricted customer does not have an operable vehicle with IID installed.
What is a Interlock Early Withdrawal (IEW)?
The use of a mobile device for a 2nd offender results in this suspension time.
What is 180 days?
A way to allow the customer to reinstate and obtain a credential, while continuing to ensure the customer remains safe to operate a motor vehicle.
What is a Medical Agreement?
To become eligible for reinstatement after a suspension/revocation for a motor vehicle fatality, the customer must complete these two things.
What is serve the entire suspension period and have a Hearing?
True or False: An operator with a CDL disqualification is not eligible to apply for a hardship license.
What is true?
The suspension period reduction for 24D Driver Education Program.
What is 6 months?
The reinstatement fee for operating to endanger.
What is $500?
When law enforcement, a medical provider or the RMV is concerned a person’s medical condition may affect a driver’s ability to safely operate a motor vehicle, but it doesn’t rise to the level of an immediate risk to public safety.
What is a Complaint Medical Scheduled Hearing?
This legislation pertains to negligent or reckless operation of snow or recreation vehicle resulting in serious bodily injury or death.
What is MGL Chapter 90B §26B?
The CDL Lifetime Disqualification Waiver Program includes these 2 phases of the application process.
What are the Initial Eligibility Review and Final Waiver Reinstatement Review?
This time served does not count towards the final 730-day obligation for an interlock removal.
What is the time served while on a hardship (H restriction) credential?
The email address a customer may submit additional documentation to a Hearing Officer either during or after a hearing.
What is the DCU Retrieval Inbox email?
These may be added to an account through a hearing when a Hearing Officer deems additional information, evaluations or course completions to be necessary before making the determination to reinstate an individual’s driving privileges.
What are requirements?
Suspension periods and reinstatement requirements for a motor vehicle homicide suspension vary by these two things.
What is the type of conviction, and the customer's overall record?
Operating a commercial motor vehicle or a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs for a first offense results in a disqualification period for this amount of time.
What is 1 year?
This legislation refers to Motorboats & other Vessels.
What is MGL Chapter 90B §8?
This legislation, MGL Ch90 §24(2)(a): Failure to stop after collision is also known as this type of mandatory suspension.
What is leaving the scene?