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Timestamp: 2019-04-21 00:39:59+00:00

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Learn more about the driver license suspension periods for various offenses in Florida listed by the statute number from lowest to highest. This charge includes the statute number, a description of the offense, and the points accessed after a conviction, if any.
If you have questions about the driver's license suspension imposed after you receive a civil or criminal traffic citation then contact an experienced attorney at Meltzer & Bell, P.A.. We represent clients throughout Palm Beach County and Broward County. We represent clients in the Main Courthouse in West Palm Beach, the Broward County Courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, the South County Traffic Court in Delray Beach, the South Regional Courthouse in Hollywood, and multiple other courthouses all over South Florida.
Florida Statute § 61.13016, Failure to pay child support — Suspended until paid.
Florida Statute § 318.18, Failure to stop for a school bus (2nd offense within 5 years) — Not less than 90 days and not more than six months (four points).
Florida Statute § 318.18, Passing a school bus on the side that children enter and exit (2nd offense in 5 years) — Not less than 180 days and not more than one year (four points).
Florida Statute § 318.18, Load on vehicle (2nd offense in 5 years) — Not less than one year and not more than two years.
Florida Statutes §§ 322.056 and 569.11 3rd possession, misrepresenting age or purchase of tobacco by person under 18 years of age — From 30 days to 12 weeks.
Florida Statute § 322.056, Possession of alcohol by person under 21 years of age — Six months to one year (first offense); two years for subsequent violation.
Florida Statute § 322.26, Murder / manslaughter resulting from operation of a motor vehicle — Mandatory revocation (permanent) – Revocation can be immediate.
Florida Statute § 322.26, Any felony in commission of which a vehicle is used — Mandatory revocation (permanent).
Florida Statute § 322.26, Use of vehicle in lewdness or prostitution — Mandatory revocation (permanent).
Florida Statute § 322.26, Reckless driving three times in 12 months — Mandatory revocation (permanent) (four points).
18 months (if driving privilege was previously suspended as a result of a refusal).
Florida Statute § 322.2615, Driving with blood alcohol concentration of .08 or higher — Six months (first refusal); 12 months (if driving privilege was previously suspended as a for same offense).
Florida Statute § 316.193, Drunk Driving Arrest (DUI) — Six month to lifetime suspension (Conviction not required, suspension upon arrest).
Florida Statute § 322.245, Failure to pay traffic citation — Suspended until paid.
One year (if driving privilege was previously suspended for same offense).
Florida Statute § 322.27, 12 points in 12 months — 30 days.
Florida Statute § 322.27, 18 points in 18 months — Three months.
Florida Statute § 322.27, 24 points in 36 months — One year.
Florida Statute § 322.27(5)(a), Habitual Offenders — Five years.
Florida Statute § 322.27(3)(d)2., Leaving the scene of a crash resulting in property damage of more than $50 — Six points on driver license.
Florida Statute § 322.27(3)(d)3., Unlawful speed, or unlawful use of a wireless communications device, resulting in a crash — Six points on driver license.
Not in excess of 15 miles per hour of lawful or posted speed — Three points on driver license.
In excess of 15 miles per hour of lawful or posted speed — Four points on driver license.
Florida Statute § 322.27(3)(d)6., A violation of a traffic control signal device — Four points on driver license.
Florida Statute § 322.27(3)(d)7., All other moving violations — Three points on driver license.
Florida Statute § 403.413(6)(b), Violation of Florida Litter Law — Three points on driver license.
Florida Statute § 627.733, Failure to maintain required security (insurance) — Suspended until insurance coverage is secured.
Florida Statute § 812, Theft (as defined in Florida Statute § 810.014 and 812.015) — Not less than six months and not more than 1 year.
One year for a second offense.
Florida Statute § 984.09, Child contempt of court — One year (first offense); two years (second or subsequent offense).

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 § 318
 § 318
 § 318
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 316
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 322
 § 403
 § 627
 § 812
 § 810
 § 984