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	A driver automatically loses the right to drive if convicted of a ''Criminal Code'' offence related to motor vehicle operation. For a first time offence of impaired driving, dangerous driving, or hit-and-run, the automatic driving prohibition is for 12 months. For a second conviction, the prohibition increases to three years. For a third conviction, the driver will be prohibited from driving indefinitely.		A driver automatically loses the right to drive if convicted of a ''Criminal Code'' offence related to motor vehicle operation. For a first time offence of impaired driving, dangerous driving, or hit-and-run, the automatic driving prohibition is for 12 months. For a second conviction, the prohibition increases to three years. For a third conviction, the driver will be prohibited from driving indefinitely.


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