General Suspensions
These should only be granted in extenuating circumstances (e.g. hospitalization, military service).
What are late hearings?
A 2nd 1st Offense is also known as this.
What is a Cahill disposition?
The acceptable BAC for the vehicle to start with an IID installed?
What is a BAC less than 0.02%?
The endorsement code for a Tanker and HazMat (grouped endorsement).
What is X?
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?
A total of three (3) major moving violations or any combination of twelve (12) major or minor moving violations within a five-year period is known as this.
What is HTO (Habitual Traffic Offender)?
A 1st Offense for a straight OUI with high BAC (>0.15) must serve this amount of time before they are eligible for hardship.
What is 3 months?
IID-restricted operators who commit Interlock violations are subject to suspensions ranging from this time period.
What is 6 months to lifetime?
A notification that requires all CDL drivers to inform the RMV of the type of commerce they plan to operate within (interstate or intrastate) and whether they are required to hold a medical certificate.
What is self certification?
Any hearing that cannot be closed due to waiting on court or police records for example, should be added here?
What is the Hearings Under Advisement Form?
The reinstatement fee for operating to endanger.
What is $500?
The suspension period for a 1st Offense OUI with a 24D Program Assignment.
What is 45 to 90 days?
A breath test taken while the vehicle is running that shows the operator has a BAC greater than 0.02.
What is a failed rolling retest?
CDL operators must carry this card whenever they operate a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV).
What is a DOT Medical Card?
The hardship period for an immediate threat.
What is none?
This action may need to be performed when a “not eligible” result in AAMVA might need to be overridden to allow a customer to move forward.
What is a PDPS override?
This OUI carries a mandatory lifetime suspension.
What is a 5th (or subsequent) offense?
The customer's 730-day Interlock Program requirement begins upon the removal of this.
What is the hardship restriction?
A conviction for a Major Offense can result in a disqualification ranging from this timeframe.
What is one year to a lifetime?
DCU partners with this group to address these concerns about an individual’s physical and/or cognitive qualifications to operate a motor vehicle safely.
Who are Medical Affairs Bureau (MAB)?
A Junior Operator may not drive between these hours, unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
What are 12:30 AM and 5:00 AM?
When a defendant is entitled to file a motion with the court immediately upon the entrance of a “not guilty” finding or a dismissal of all charges.
What is Richards Motion?
If there are any valid Interlock infractions or violations, the customer’s time in the program will be extended by this amount of time from the date of the most recent infraction.
What is 6 months?
Federal law requires the disqualification for an offense on or before this date.
What is September 30, 2005?
The legislation that applies for a CIM.
What is MGL Ch90 §22(b): Suspension or revocation of certificate of registration or license?