Suspension — Alabama Permit Test

Your license may be suspended if you are convicted of racing on the highways.

Racing on a public road turns other drivers into obstacles at speeds nobody can react to.

Are convicted of racing on the highways.

Your license may be suspended if you are convicted of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer.

A chase endangers everyone on the road, which is why running from police costs the license.

Are convicted of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer.

Your license may be suspended if you fail to answer a traffic court summons on time or fail to pay.

A ticket ignored is a court order ignored, and the license is how the state makes a driver answer.

Fail to answer a traffic court summons on time or fail to pay.

Your license may be suspended if you fail to maintain SR-22 insurance when required.

SR-22 proves a high-risk driver is insured, so letting it lapse leaves victims with no one to pay.

Fail to maintain SR-22 insurance when required.

Your license may be suspended for non-payment of child support, and reinstating it after such a suspension costs an additional $50.

The license is used as leverage to make sure children receive the support a court ordered.

Have non-payment of child support.

A first-offense DUI or drug conviction, juvenile or adult, is grounds for suspension.

Even one impaired-driving conviction shows a risk the state will not leave on the road.

First Offense DUI or Drugs ( Juvenile or Adult).

A license may be suspended for medical reasons.

Some conditions make it unsafe to drive whatever a driver's record looks like.

Have medical reasons.

Which conviction can get your Alabama license suspended?

Racing on the highway. Racing on a public road turns other drivers into obstacles at speeds nobody can react to. Alabama Driver Manual, p.18: “Are convicted of racing on the highways.”