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  • August 3, 2024
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Driver Safety Course
Reason for taking the DIP course - ANS-anyone who accumulates 5, 6, or 7 points in two years

Reason for being revoked - ANS-after accumulating 12 points or an alcohol violation

repercussions for people on their provisional license - ANS-1st offense = dip, 2nd offense = 30
day suspension, 3rd offense = 180 day suspension

objective of the point system - ANS-- identify drivers with a record of convictions and collisions -
change drivers' behavior, and - impose sanctions.

aggressive driver - ANS-an individual who operates a vehicle in a bold and pushy manner,
exceeds the speed limit, follows too closely, fails to obey traffic control devices, makes improper
lane changes, and creates an unsafe environment through driving habits for the rest of the
driving public.

definition of aggressive driving - ANS-The law is titled "Aggressive Driving," which is defined as
a combination of 3 or more offenses, committed at the same time or during a single and
continuous period of driving which include; running a red light, overtaking and passing a vehicle
in an unsafe manner, passing on the right, following too closely, failing to yield the right of way,
and exceeding the speed limit. Conviction of aggressive driving would result in 5 points being
assessed to the driving record.

frequent causes of negligent driving - ANS-Lack of Courtesy, Inattention or distractions,
impatience, emotions, lack of knowledge of the law, inability to keep pace with changing traffic
patterns and complex driving conditions, resenment of authority, immaturity, decreased
alertness, anger

license renewal - ANS-every 5 years. you must have your vision tested and be rephotographed.
In the event your license expires, you have one year to renew it. Beyond one year, you will have
to go through the same process as a new driver applicant: submit an application for a new
license, and take the vision, law and driving tests.

loaning or borrowing a license - ANS-12 points

points - ANS-Points are assessed upon conviction of a traffic offense. You should be aware that
the term "conviction" includes forfeiture of collateral or payment of a fine without a court
appearance. In such a case, you have admitted guilt to that violation. The violation and point
assessment is recorded on your driving record.

, multiple point infractions - ANS-Whenever convictions occur on multiple charges committed at
the same time, points are assessed only to the violation that has the highest point value.
However, all convictions of violations will be recorded on the driving record. This record is
available not only to the M.V.A., but to law enforcement, courts, administrative law judges,
insurance companies, and in some cases, the general public.

point duration - ANS-Points assessed to a record will be valid for a period of two years starting
from the actual date of the violation (issuance of the summons). In other words, if you receive
points for a violation, they will remain on your Maryland driving record for two (2) years.

number of points for suspension - ANS-At 8 points, the law states that the driver shall be notified
by mail of the suspension of his/her driving privilege. The driver has the right to a hearing, if one
is requested in writing, within 15 days of the notice date. The period of suspension begins when
the license is received by the M.V.A. The license must be surrendered to the M.V.A. where it will
be destroyed. At the end of the suspension period, the driver must go to an M.V.A. office to get
a new license and pay the required fee.

revocation - ANS-When 12 points have been accumulated, the law states that the driver shall be
sent a letter of revocation. When a revocation is imposed, the driving privilege is not restored
until a formal reinstatement process is completed, and the applicant is found to be a safe risk for
relicensing. A person revoked for the first time is not eligible for reinstatement for 6 months; a
second time, 12 months; a third revocation, 18 months; four or more revocations, 24 months.
The period of revocation does not begin until the driver's license is received by the M.V.A.

driving while revoked - ANS-Upon receipt of a notice of a conviction of driving while revoked, the
date for reinstatement eligibility will be extended. The revocation will be extended for one year
for the first violation, eighteen months for the second violation, and two years for a third or
subsequent violation.

driving record - ANS-Every driver has one complete driver record -- the driver record follows the
driver from state-to-state, upon change in residency or licensing. A driver with a bad record
cannot "start over" by getting a license in another state.

pdps - ANS-The PDPS (Problem Drivers' Point System) is checked to verify license eligibility, on
the basis of reports from other states regarding suspension and revocation actions. In addition
to the exchange of driver records between states, notification of convictions for traffic offenses
by non-residents are also reported to home states.

drivers license compact - ANS-Maryland is a member of the Driver License Compact. The Driver
License Compact is an agreement to promote highway safety among the states, including the
District of Columbia. one driver license, one driving record, EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION,
UNIFORM AND PREDICTABLE TREATMENT

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