Car permit · Penalties and points
When can a driver whose license was revoked apply for a new one?
Correct answer: As soon as the revocation period is over.
Answer options
- AAs soon as any jail time has been served
- BAs soon as the revocation period is over Correct
- CAs soon as six months have passed
Why
Revocation cancels your driving privilege outright, and you may not seek a new license until the full revocation period set for your case has run out. At that point you must apply again and typically pay fees and pass the required tests.
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