Ohio DUS Law

In Ohio, your License Can be Suspended for the Following Reasons

Type of Suspension

12-points:
Accumulation of 12 points within a two-year period.

Administrative License Suspension (ALS) Positive Test:
Testing with a prohibited blood alcohol concentration.

Administrative License Suspension (ALS) Test Refusal:
Refusing to submit to a blood, breath or urine test when requested to do so by law enforcement.

Child Support:
Failure to pay child support

Court Suspensions:
A suspension invoked by a court.

First Offense DUI:
DUI coded by the presiding court as a first offense within the last six years.

Habitual Use of Alcohol/Drugs:
Conviction of three or more Alcohol/Drug related offenses within a three year period.

High School Suspension:
Unauthorized withdrawal from school, habitual absence without legitimate excuse, or suspension/expulsion for drugs or alcohol.

In-State Drug Related:
Individual found guilty by an Ohio court of drug related offenses under Chapter 2925 of Ohio Revised Code.

Judgments:
Unsatisfied civil judgment resulting from the use, care, or maintenance of a motor vehicle.

Juvenile Suspension:
Under 18 and has been adjudicated unruly, delinquent, or juvenile traffic offender.

License/Bond Forfeiture:
Failure to pay a fine or appear in court in connection to a traffic offense within Ohio.

Limited Privilege Order:
A court grants limited driving privileges during a suspension.

Liquor Law (Violations):
Person of insufficient age uses another person's driver license or alters one's own to purchase alcohol.

Medical (Restricted or Suspension):
Suffering from a physical or mental disability or disease that prevents him/her from exercising reasonable/ordinary control of a motor vehicle.

National Driver Registry (NDR) - Indefinite:
Upon a check with other states, an individual is found to be under suspension.

Non-Compliance (Crash Report Accident 
UTT Ticket Random Selection):
Any driver and/or owner who fails to show Proof of Financial Responsibility was in effect at the time of an accident/offense will lose his/her driving and registration privileges for a minimum of 90 days.

Non-Resident Violator Compact:
Ohio driver has an unpaid ticket from a court in another state.

Out-of-State Alcohol or Drug Related Offenses:
An individual pleads guilty or is convicted of a DUI or Drug related offense in another state.

OVUAC:
Underage drinking with a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of .02% but less than .08%.

Physical Control of a Vehicle While Intoxicated:
An individual is convicted of having physical control of a vehicle while intoxicated.

Probationary License Suspension /DUI: 
The driver is under the age of 18 at the time of the offense, with a prohibited BAC.

Probationary License Suspension / OVUAC: 
The driver is under the age of 18 at the time of the offense, with at BAC of .02% or more but less than .08%.

Probationary Revocations
(2 Violations):
A person is convicted of two separate moving violations within any two year period prior to 18 years of age.

Probationary Revocations
(3 Violations):
A person is convicted of three separate moving violations within any two year period prior to 18 years of age.

Second Offense DUI:
DUI coded by presiding court as a second offense within a six year period.

Security Suspension:
Damages from an accident where a "case" has been established by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Violation of Restriction Suspension:
A violation of restriction(s) imposed for special mechanical control devices required on a motor vehicle, or any other restrictions applicable to the licensee that were determined to be necessary.

Warrant Block:
A block on either driver license and/or vehicle registration due to outstanding arrest warrant.

Weapon on School Property:
Under 19 years old and conveying or possessing a deadly weapon or dangerous ordinance to, or on school property.

Most Common Driving Under Suspension Charges:

Driving Under Suspension or in violation of license restriction: 4510.11

Driving under OVI Suspension: 4510.14

Driving under Financial Responsibility law suspension or cancellation: 4510.16

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