Difference between revisions of "Superintendent of Motor Vehicles Prohibitions (13:VIII)"

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=== 1. Driver Improvement Program – Class 5 license ===
=== 1. Driver Improvement Program – Class 5 license ===


The driver improvement program is administered by the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, and allows the Superintendent to prohibit from driving anyone whose driving record is not satisfactory to the superintendent.  
The driver improvement program is administered by the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, and allows the Superintendent to prohibit from driving anyone whose driving record is not satisfactory to the Superintendent.  


Drivers are first issued with a Notice of Probation, informing them that their record is not satisfactory. Such notices may be issued for reasons including:  
Drivers are first issued with a Notice of Intent to Prohibit, informing them that their record is not satisfactory. Such notices may be issued for reasons including:  
* The Superintendent considers it in the public interest – for example, if you have a bad driving record
* The Superintendent considers it in the public interest – for example, if you have a bad driving record
** If you incur nine or more active penalty points on your record in a two year period, that is generally sufficient to trigger a notice of probation.
** If you incur nine or more active penalty points on your record in a two year period, that is generally sufficient to trigger a notice of probation.
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* You have not taken the medical exam required by the Superintendent
* You have not taken the medical exam required by the Superintendent


If any further offences are recorded during the probation period, or within six months afterwards, the superintendent will likely issue a “Notice of Intent to Prohibit”. Drivers may either accept the prohibition by signing and returning the notice of intent, in which case the prohibition starts immediately, or the driver may make a written submission giving reasons why they should not be prohibited from driving.  
If any further offences are recorded during the probation period, or within six months afterwards, the superintendent will likely issue a “Notice of Prohibition”. Drivers may either accept the prohibition by signing and returning the notice of Prohibition, in which case the prohibition starts immediately, or the driver may make a written submission giving reasons why they should not be prohibited from driving.  


The Driver Improvement Program appeal process is detailed below.
The Driver Improvement Program appeal process is detailed below.