After that, MVS will send advisory notices whenever points-assessed violations are added to your driving record and the point total is 6 to 11. For a total of 12 or more points on your driving record, MVS will issue a notice of scheduled suspension of your driving privilege. However, this record differs from your current driver status that equals the point total minus the point credit reductions. Yes, but your point total will never go below zero. You can receive this credit only once in a lifetime.
Credit is given for one program every five years.
None of these reductions apply to insurance surcharge point totals. Failure to pay the surcharge will result in indefinite suspension of all driving privileges and the filing of a judgment against any personal property. The point surcharge will remain operational as long as a motorist has six or more points on his record for the immediate past three-year period. MVS will suspend all driver privileges indefinitely and take judgment action if the surcharge is not paid. No conditional or special work licenses New Jersey does not have conditional or special work licenses.