Losing liscences, demerits, etc...

[ninjak84]

1:How many demerits does it take to lose your liscence? How long is it gone for?
2:How many demerits does it take to get your liscence suspended? How long is it gone for?
3:How many demerits are taken off for speeding at 20 over? 30 over?
4: At what point are you considered "high risk" to insurance companies?

Just some questions I have. I couldn't find the answers online anywhere.
Thanks!

[EstoMax]

my mom was considered high risk after our 99 grand cherokee laredo was totalled.. so they dumped us :|

[GP_DrIvEr]

arent #1 & 2 sorta the same :confused: ?

#2 i think when you are on your probationary license (first 2 years or something) you get up to 9 demerits, then at 10 they suspend your license, up to 14 with a normal class 5

#3 15-30km/h over is about 3 demerits

#4 im not sure but i think after you get your license suspended or get a really serious ticket or crash you are considered high risk

im not completely sure so someone correct me if im wrong ;)

[bol]

It's 14 with ANY license. "Probationary" or not. At 9 demerits you get a letter urging you to look closly at your driving habits. There is a one month suspension at 14 demerits. When your license is brought back again, you have 7 demerits.

You're considered high risk when you have more than one claim generally...

[FiveFreshFish]

For a regular license (not probationary), you get a notice in the mail if you hit 8 or more just as a warning.

You get suspended for a month when you hit 15 or more.

If you get suspended again within a year, the penalty is 3 months.

If it's your 3rd suspension within 2 years, you lose it for 6 months.

[Yellow_Fly_Red]

Yeah.....

I got my license suspended for 3 months before.....
so... now I drive like a granny most of the time....

[Dope Dealer]

I heard it was only 9 demerits for probationary drivers. That's what AMA told me at the front office.

[RickDaTuner]

Originally posted by Yellow_Fly_Red
Yeah.....

I got my license suspended for 3 months before.....
so... now I drive like a granny most of the time....


BIG fricking :werd:

[SpoonEK9@STRD]

Experience boys, experience. Here goes.

1 & 2) "It's 14 with ANY license. "Probationary" or not. At 9 demerits you get a letter urging you to look closly at your driving habits. There is a one month suspension at 14 demerits." - bol

yup yup and got that too...

3) Its 1 demerit per 10 over limit up to a certain amount... then they go buck and hand out the reckless/careless/whut ever else one there is... doubling the limit is instant suspension is it not? some one told me that... never done it though.

4) Ill give you a few..
- Really bad ticket, DUI, Careless/reckless wut not.
- Lisence suspension.
- more than 3 claims... including people jacking your shit.
(I got kicked off on my third claim...) 1 was a theft.

[FiveFreshFish]

It's 15 points, not 14... says right here in the Basic License Driver's Manual, page 85.

[RickDaTuner]

yeah its 15

[Ben]

its 6 demerits for exceeding the speed limit by 51 or more :banghead:

[Ben]

7 Points
Failing to remain at the scene of accident

6 Points
Careless driving
Racing
Exceeding speed limit by more than 50 km/hr

5 Points
Failure to stop for Police Officer, for School Bus, for vehicle carrying explosives, gas or flammable liquids or at railroad crossing

4 Points
Following too closely
Failure to stop for school bus
Speeding - unreasonable rate
Exceeding limit by 31-50 km/hr

3 Points
Driving on wrong side of road...wrong way on one-way highway
Improper passing...impeding passing vehicle
Stunting
Exceeding speed limit by 16-30 km/hr.

Failure to:

Report accident
To yield right-of-way to vehicle or pedestrian
To stop as directed by traffic control devices or as otherwise required


2 Points

Improper turns...backing up
Traffic lane violation
Exceeding speed limit by up to 15 km/hr
Failure to:

Obey instructions of traffic control device
To signal




When a driver accumulates 15 points his/her license is suspended for 30 days.
Demerit points remain on your driving record for two years from the date of conviction.