- Maryland Driving School Pre Test
- Driver Improvement Program (DIP)
- Your Maryland Driving Record
- What Are Points?
- What Should I Do If My License Is Suspended?
- Revocation
- Why Drive Safely?
- Maintain The Correct Following Distance And Do Not Tailgate
- Obey Traffic Signals
- Obey Flashing Signals
- How to Make a Turn Safely
- Obey Pavement Markings-Yellow Markings
- Section 1 Review
- Section 2 Review
- Section 3 Mid-Review
- DISABLED ON THE HIGHWAY
- BICYCLES
- ACCIDENTS
- PASSING
- TURNING
- RIGHT OF WAY
- PEDESTRIANS
- EFFECTS OF CARBON MONOXIDE
- DRUGS OR MEDICATIONS
- SUMMARY
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR CLIENTS WHO ARE SUSPENDED
Revocation
- When you accumulate 12 points, you will be sent a letter of revocation.
- You will be given 15 days to request a hearing and will have to pay court costs before you go.
Revocation terms can vary but minimums are:
> First revocation........Ineligible for 6 months
> Second revocation....Ineligible for 12 months
> Third revocation.......Ineligible for 18 months
> Fourth revocation.....Ineligible for 24 months
- Credit towards completing your revocation does not begin until the MDOT MVA receives your license.
- Before you get your license back, you will have to attend Driver Improvement and may also have to complete other educational or treatment programs.
- You will also have to take your knowledge and skills test at the MDOT MVA before getting a new license.