Probationary
License Suspension (P3)
3 Violations
Ohio Revised Code Section 4510.31(a)
Cause
Convicted of, pleaded guilty to or been adjudicated in juvenile
court of having committed three separate moving violations under Section 4510.31
(a)
prior to the person's eighteenth birthday.
Length of Revocation
1 Year.
Appeal
A youth may appeal for limited driving privileges
to the court in which the third conviction was received. If driving privileges are granted
the court will issue a permit indicating the dates the limited privileges are in
effect and the times and places at which the person may drive.
Reinstatement
Requirements:
Serve
the suspension period;
At the
end of the suspension period, complete a Juvenile Driver Improvement Program*, and retake
the complete driver license examination*;
Apply
for a temporary permit packet at your nearest
State Highway Patrol Driver
License Exam Station taking the necessary
acceptable documents with you
for proof of your date of birth and social security number.
$30.00 reinstatement fee.
Suspension
Action Taken:
* If after
1/1/99.
Click
here to view the Probationary License Suspension Offense Table
You
Have the Right to an Administrative Hearing:
You are
entitled to an Administrative Hearing on this matter;
Your
request for a hearing must be made to this Bureau within thirty(30) days of the mailing
date of the notice;
After
the request is made, you will be notified of the time and place of the hearing. You
may appear in person, or you may be represented by an Attorney;
The
scope of the hearing is to present evidence and examine witnesses that can show cause why
your driving privileges should not be suspended;
After the Administrative Hearing, the Hearing Office will send a
recommendation to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles. You will be notified by mail
of the decision.
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