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Upon a felony conviction of Penal Code section 245 and a finding by the court that a vehicle was the deadly weapon used to commit the offense, the driver license is permanently revoked.
Upon a felony conviction of Penal Code section 245 and a finding by the court that a vehicle was the deadly weapon used to commit the offense, the driver license is permanently revoked.


==Discretionary action by DMV
==Discretionary action by DMV==
Independent of court action, the DMV may also suspend for a VC20002 conviction under VC13361.
Independent of court action, the DMV may also suspend for a VC20002 conviction under VC13361.

Revision as of 03:12, 12 April 2014

Negligent operator

A negligent operator is a driver with 4 points in 12 months, or 6 points in 24 months, or 8 points in 36 months.

Code Violation Points
VC2800.2, VC2800.3 Evading peace officer 2
VC14601, VC14601.1, VC14601.2, VC14601.3, VC14601.4 Driving on suspended license 2
VC21651(b) Driving on wrong side of divided road 2
VC22348(b) Driving over 100MPH 2
VC23103 Reckless driving 2
VC23104 Reckless driving with injury 2
VC23109 Speed contest or exhibition of speed 2
VC23140 Minor with >0.05BAC 2
VC23152 Driving under the influence 2
VC23153 Driving under the influence with injury 2
VC31602 Transportation of explosives 2

Driving Under the Influence

Administrative Per Se (APS) suspension

DUI Conviction Suspension

Code Crime Notes
First offense 4 months suspension
After first offense 1 year suspension


Suspension by court

For a VC20002, a court may order up to a six-month suspension under VC13201(a).

Automatic action by DMV

Upon a conviction of the following, a license is suspended for one year:

  • VC20001, pursuant to VC13350(a)(1).

Upon a conviction of the following, a license is suspended for three years: Three or more VC20001s or VC20002s within a year under VC13351(a)(2).

Upon a felony conviction of Penal Code section 245 and a finding by the court that a vehicle was the deadly weapon used to commit the offense, the driver license is permanently revoked.

Discretionary action by DMV

Independent of court action, the DMV may also suspend for a VC20002 conviction under VC13361.