N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 15 § 131.4 - Administrative action
(a) A
motorist may be mailed a letter advising him of the status of his driving
record and any possible future action which may be taken in the event of his
accumulation of additional points when a motorist has accumulated between four
and six points within a 24- month period.
(b) A motorist may be required to attend a
driver improvement clinic when he has accumulated between 7 and 10 points
within a 24-month period. Failure to attend a driver improvement clinic when
required may result in the suspension of the motorist's license as prescribed
in Part 132 of this Title.
(c) A
motorist may be required to attend a formal hearing to investigate habitual or
persistent violation of the provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic Law or of any
lawful ordinance, rule or regulation made by local authorities in relation to
traffic at which suspension or revocation action may be taken against his
license when he has accumulated:
(1) eleven
or more points within a 24- month period, except when all such points result
from a single alcohol- or drug-related driving conviction or incident as
defined by paragraph (1) of subdivision (a) of section
136.5 of this Title;
(2) nine or more points resulting from
speeding violations within a 24- month period; or
(3) four or more additional points within a
12-month period after having attended a formal hearing.
(d) A motorist may be required to attend a
formal hearing to investigate habitual or persistent violation of the
provisions of the Vehicle and Traffic Law or of any lawful ordinance, rule or
regulation made by local authorities in relation to traffic at which suspension
or revocation action may be taken against his license even though the motorist
has not reached a point total specified in subdivision (c) of this section if
he has been charged with three or more violations for which points are assessed
within an unusually short period of time, which driving record, in the
discretion of the commissioner, would tend to indicate that such person may be
a persistent violator of traffic laws or regulations.
(e) If a motorist is required to attend a
hearing based upon a single violation which is assigned a point value of 11
points, the hearing will be to investigate the specific violation involved,
pursuant to paragraph (a) of subdivision 3 of section
510 of
the Vehicle and Traffic Law, rather than to investigate habitual or persistent
violations of law.
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