What speed do you lose your license at?

The default position of courts is to disqualify drivers caught speeding at more than 100mph or at 30mph above the relevant speed limit. At the court’s discretion, this punishment can be reduced if you can prove losing your licence would result in ‘exceptional hardship’.

What happens if your license is suspended for speeding?

When will your licence be suspended for speeding? If you are caught speeding more than 30 km/hr over the speed limit, your licence will be suspended. The amount of time your licence is suspended will depend on how fast you were going: police. If you were caught speeding by the police you may be suspended on the spot.

When does TfNSW send you a letter suspending your licence?

TfNSW may send you a letter suspending you from driving: when the deadline for electing to go to court has passed, if you did not pay the speeding fine or elect to go to court. P2 drivers will lose their licence for at least three months if they are penalised twice for speeding.

What happens if you get caught over the speed limit?

If you are caught speeding more than 30 km/hr over the speed limit, your licence will be suspended. The amount of time your licence is suspended will depend on how fast you were going: police. If you were caught speeding by the police you may be suspended on the spot. For more information, see On the spot – Licence suspensions.

What happens if your P2 licence is suspended?

If your P2 licence is suspended for getting too many demerit points, or for a higher risk offence like speeding 30km/h or more, you will need to spend an extra six months on your P2 licence. Also remember that any time spend suspended does not count towards the 24 months you need before you can apply for your full licence.

How long can a license be suspended for a speeding ticket?

Speeding tickets can have licence suspensions from 30 days to 2 years, with different rules for different classes of licences. While one minor ticket will not suspend most licences, speeding tickets has suspensions under the following circumstances: Where any drivers license goes into suspension the insurance rates will be dramatically affected.

How many points does it take to get your license suspended?

State B: Minor violations (non-excessive speeding, illegal turn) count as two points. More serious violations (running a stop light, excessive speeding) count as three, four, or five points. License suspension occurs when a driver receives twelve points within three years.

How old do you have to be to get your license suspended?

In most states, drivers who are under the age of 18 are subject to stricter rules than older drivers. Under these types of rules, underage drivers may face license suspension for even a first minor traffic offense.

How long can a G1 driver licence be suspended for?

G1 and G2 Drivers are suspended for thirty (30) days for: any 4 point traffic ticket, or accumulating 6 or more demerit points Where a subsequent accumulation occurs the suspension increases to six (6) months.