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In accordance
with Kentucky driving law, if the Cabinet suspends the
driving privilege of a person more than one (1) time, the
suspension times shall run consecutively.
After a hearing, under Kentucky driving law the
department may require the driver to be placed on
"probation" in lieu of suspension and attend a driver
improvement clinic (State Traffic School) approved by the
Transportation Cabinet.
Under Kentucky driving law, once a driver has been placed
on "probation" by the Cabinet, he shall not be considered
for probation again until a lapse of two (2) years from
the ending date of any previous probation period granted,
whether served or not.
Other Violations of Kentucky Traffic Laws Which Could
Result in Your Driving Privilege Being Suspended or
Revoked
Violation Type - Action
- False Application Suspension - 6 months
- Racing A Motor Vehicle upon A Public Highway - Possible 90 Day
Suspension
- Attempting To Elude Police Officer Possible - 90 Day Suspension
- Leaving the Scene of an Accident, Failure to Stop And Disclose
Your Identity and/or Failure to Stop and Render Aid
Suspension - 6 months
- Failure to Appear Pursuant to a Citation or Summons Issued by a
Law Enforcement Officer of this Commonwealth or Any Other
Jurisdiction - Indefinite Suspension
- Failure to Maintain Liability Insurance - $500 Fine or (1st
offense) 10-90 Days in Jail No Suspension Notation on
Driving Record
- Failure to Maintain Liability Insurance - $1,000 Fine or (2nd
offense) 90 Days in Jail Plus 1 Year Suspension
- Failure to Enroll or Complete State Training School - Indefinite
Suspension
- Failure
to Pay Child Support - Indefinite Suspension.
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