New Jersey motorists who have accumulated 12 to 14 points on their drivers’ license within 24 months or more will receive a “Notice of Scheduled Suspension” in the mail from the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission. Once you have received this notice, you are given several actions you may take: 1) request a hearing 2) surrender your drivers’ license for the suspension period or 3) attend a New Jersey Driver Improvement Program if you are eligible for this option. If you are granted a hearing, a Commission administrator or administrative law judge will determine if your drivers’ license should be suspended. If you are eligible to participate in a New Jersey Driver Improvement Program and you satisfactorily complete the program, you will have three points removed from your drivers’ license. If you have questions regarding the points on your New Jersey driving record, contact the Cumberland County traffic violation lawyers at Aydelotte & Scardella Law LLC.