The license will be transferred for the same class and type without a test if, in the examiner's opinion, you can safely operate a motor vehicle. Yes, you may apply for a driver's license at any driver exam station, regardless of where in Montana you live. Your license will be revoked for three years if you obtain 30 points. At that time, you will be deemed an habitual traffic offender. The Motor Vehicle Division notifies drivers with a warning letter when they accumulate 20 points within three years.
Points remain on a record for three years from the conviction date.
Under a suspension, you may not drive for a specific period of time. When that period is over, your driving privileges are restored if certain requirements are met. Under a revocation, your driver's license is terminated. You must then retest to obtain a license after you have fulfilled all requirements of the revocation. A revocation usually is reserved for more serious traffic violations.