Driver license suspension
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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. (VC13351.5)
Discretionary action by DMV
Independent of court action, the DMV may also suspend for a VC20002 conviction under VC13361.