Compliance & Enforcement Flashcards
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Which Florida statute governs the administrative suspension of a driver's license for DUI-related offenses?
Answer: Florida Statute 322.2615
Florida Statute 322.2615 governs the administrative suspension of driver licenses related to DUI offenses.
In Florida, what is the penalty for leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries (hit and run)?
Answer: A third-degree felony
Leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries is a third-degree felony in Florida.
What must a Florida driver do within 10 days of receiving a notice of administrative license suspension?
Answer: Request a formal review hearing to contest the suspension
A driver must request a formal review hearing within 10 days to contest an administrative license suspension in Florida.
Under Florida law, a driver who accumulates 24 or more points within 36 months faces what penalty?
Answer: 1-year suspension
Accumulating 24 or more points within 36 months results in a one-year license suspension in Florida.
Florida law requires drivers involved in a crash with more than $500 in property damage to do what if no law enforcement is at the scene?
Answer: Report the crash to DHSMV within 10 days
When a crash involves $500 or more in damage and no officer files a report, drivers must report to DHSMV within 10 days.
What type of license suspension results from a Florida court ordering a 'financial responsibility' suspension?
Answer: Suspension until proof of insurance is filed (SR-22)
A financial responsibility suspension in Florida requires the driver to file an SR-22 certificate of insurance before reinstatement.
In Florida, which offense can result in a mandatory permanent driver's license revocation with no eligibility for a hardship license?
Answer: Using a motor vehicle in commission of a felony resulting in death or serious injury
Using a motor vehicle in the commission of a felony resulting in death or serious injury of another person results in permanent revocation with no hardship license eligibility.